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    Task Systems and Microsoft elevate business efficiency with Copilot

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    From Left-Right--Mezie Emelonye-CTO (TD Africa), Michael Ogundare-Specialist, Modern Workplace Mgt (MTN), Emeka Nwamadi-Team Lead, Cloud Engineering and Collaboration (Access Bank), Oluwaremilekun Olowu (Microsoft)
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    Task Systems, a leading ICT solutions provider, recently partnered with Microsoft to host a transformative event focused on leveraging technology for competitive advantage. The event explored the potential of Microsoft Copilot, a powerful tool designed to streamline operations and boost productivity.

    The gathering brought together industry experts, thought leaders, and decision-makers to discuss the myriad benefits of Copilot. Through engaging presentations, panel discussions, and hands-on workshops, attendees gained valuable insights into how Copilot can revolutionize various business functions, from HR to finance.

    Mrs. Gozy Ijogun, Managing Director of Task Systems, emphasized the company’s mission to empower businesses with the right tools. She highlighted Copilot as a strategic enabler that can help organizations achieve unprecedented levels of efficiency and innovation.

    Mrs. Olatomiwa William, Microsoft’s Country Manager for Nigeria and Ghana, underscored the power of Copilot to unlock creativity and focus on what truly matters. By automating routine tasks and providing intelligent assistance, Copilot empowers individuals to achieve more.

    Mr. Timothy Lothering delved into the technical aspects of Copilot, explaining how it can be used to streamline workflows, improve decision-making, and enhance customer experiences.

    The event was not just about learning; it was also about fun and engagement. Participants had the opportunity to win exciting prizes and network with like-minded professionals.

    Dr. Leo Stan Ekeh, Founder and Chairman of Task Systems, concluded the event by expressing his gratitude to all attendees and partners. He reiterated the company’s commitment to driving technological advancement and empowering businesses to thrive in the digital age.

    By collaborating with Microsoft, Task Systems continues to position itself as a leading provider of innovative ICT solutions. This partnership underscores the company’s dedication to helping organizations harness the power of technology to achieve sustainable growth and success.

     

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