You’re using Microsoft software all the time. But how are you using it? And how much are you using it?
Do you know how much you have access to? It’s not just Outlook, Teams, Word and Excel. Great though they are.
With a bit of extra information and a few pointers you can take much more control over what you’re doing and how. And it’s not all about just adding in Copilot.
We’re all learning how to use various AI tools, and you can learn about the potentially “hidden” features of tools you already have access to. There’s so much stuff you might not know about:
How to maximise your existing investment in Microsoft 365.
WeChange.AI addresses all of this, offering you tailored strategies to get the most out of your software and your organisation’s current technology investments.
New for your membership in 2025:
The WeChange.AI service is being offered at a significantly discounted rate for Socitm members. As additional value to your membership, you can access the assessment and written report parts of this service at a discounted rate until the end of March.
If you’ve joined one of our Change Agent courses with Microsoft, you’ll already know Andrew Boxall. Andrew is behind WeChange.AI and will be joining you on Friday 24 January to tell you more about it, show you how it all works and answer your questions.
We’re all using it too. Nothing in your membership is there just because it seems like a good idea. We know it’s a good idea and works for us. And we think it’ll work for you as well.
The next free Microsoft Change Agent course is running on Wednesday 12 and Thursday 13 February.
About WeChange.AI
Created by Andrew Boxall in 2018, the solution is constantly developing and advancing to ensure that it can offer the greatest value to organisations. In 2025, the WeChange.AI framework for change, offers a methodology that empowers organisations to lead their own transformation through the improved use of technology and equipping the workforce with the appropriate skills.
Andrew Boxall
Senior Account Technology Strategist, Microsoft