Two supported ways to show a Dataverse view on a public page with a working Excel download. One takes minutes. Most teams pick the other one anyway.
The tooling question gets settled in a quarter. The harder change is what managers do all day, and that one takes years.
Hours saved is not a benefit. It is an input to a benefit, and the step in between is where most AI business cases fall apart.
Controls get framed as the thing slowing AI down. In the programmes that ship, they are the reason anything reaches production at all.
You would never let a contractor into your systems without an identity, an owner and an end date. Most organisations are doing exactly that with agents, at speed.
A convincing demo takes an afternoon. Something that still works in month six is a different piece of engineering, and most of it is not the prompt.
Microsoft 365 Copilot, Copilot Studio or Foundry. Three questions settle it, and getting the answer wrong is expensive in both directions.
Deployment takes an afternoon. Adoption takes a quarter, and it is the only part that produces a return.
Copilot does not create a governance problem. It makes the one you already had visible to everyone at once.
The most expensive mistake in AI adoption is choosing the technology first and then hunting for somewhere to put it.