Atlanta Microsoft BI Group Meeting on May 4th (Making Sense of Copilot in Power BI)

Atlanta BI fans, please join us in person for our next meeting on Monday, May 4th at 18:30 ET. Jackie Kiadii will show you how you use the Copilot capabilities in Power BI. CloudStaff will sponsor the meeting. For more details and sign up, visit our group page.

Delivery: In-person
Level: Beginner/Intermediate
Food: Pizza and drinks will be provided

Agenda:
18:15-18:30 Registration and networking
18:30-19:00 Organizer and sponsor time (news, Power BI latest, sponsor marketing)
19:00-20:15 Main presentation
20:15-20:30 Q&A

Overview: Copilot in Power BI is generating excitement — and significant confusion. Between multiple Copilot experiences, Fabric capacity requirements, and differences across Desktop, Service, and Fabric, many Power BI professionals struggle to explain what Copilot actually does and when it makes sense to use it.
This session provides a clear, practical overview of:

  • Copilot use cases that exist today
  • Where Copilot works (and where it doesn’t)
  • Licensing and capacity requirements
  • Current limits that impact real‑world adoption

Rather than a technical deep dive or demo, the focus is on clarity and expectation‑setting — helping attendees evaluate Copilot realistically and explain it confidently to Excel users, business stakeholders, and clients.
Attendees will leave with a framework they can use to make informed decisions about Copilot and confidently explain it to others.

Speaker: Jackie Kiadii is a Power BI trainer specializing in helping Excel users successfully transition to Power BI and adopt Microsoft analytics tools with confidence. She is a retired Microsoft Excel MVP, Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT), Microsoft Data Analyst Associate (PL‑300), and Microsoft Office Specialist: Excel Expert. Jackie focuses on turning complex Microsoft BI topics into clear, practical guidance that supports real‑world adoption. Her work emphasizes licensing clarity, user expectations, and helping teams avoid costly or unnecessary decisions when implementing Power BI and Copilot.

Sponsor: CloudStaff.ai

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