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Talking M365, eDiscovery, Copilot and Loop

Tom O’Connor was kind enough to ask me to record an interview with him to answer some questions and provide direction on M365 and recent developments that impact eDiscovery professionals.

You might also be interested in the follow-up from the M365 newsletter. I shared some of my go-to M365 resources. Feel free to add your own!

Have you been wondering about Loop? As mentioned in the interview, I will be part of a panel discussing Loop at ILTACON 2025. It’s a Thursday afternoon session, but I’m going to show you where users are using Loop, even if they may not be aware of it. It will be an interesting discussion! Worth sticking around for.

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