Sensei consolidates solutions, automates workflows, and improves security with Microsoft 365 and Copilot | Microsoft Customer Stories
Balancing productivity and security is a challenge, especially as teams adopt AI to streamline work. This customer story highlights how Sensei, a well-being retreat company, streamlined operations by consolidating third-party software tools and integrating Microsoft 365 and Copilot to automate workflows and strengthen data protection. Read the story for insights on how your team can benefit from Copilot and connect with Bailey & Associates LLC to discuss what secure AI adoption could look like.
What solutions did Sensei consolidate?
Sensei consolidated its third-party tools from 15 to 6, resulting in an annual savings of over $60,000. This consolidation helped improve data security and streamline workflows.
How does Microsoft 365 enhance employee productivity?
Microsoft 365 provides a unified working environment that reduces the need for employees to log into multiple systems. Features like Copilot help employees manage their tasks more effectively, allowing them to focus on strategic work rather than routine documentation.
What security measures does Sensei implement?
Sensei utilizes Microsoft Defender for Office 365 and Microsoft Defender for Business to secure communications and strengthen endpoint protection. These tools help maintain compliance with industry regulations while ensuring the safety of personal health information.
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Sensei consolidates solutions, automates workflows, and improves security with Microsoft 365 and Copilot | Microsoft Customer Stories
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