AI at the helm: How Wallenius Wilhelmsen's adoption of Viva and Copilot is shaping its future

AI at the helm: How Wallenius Wilhelmsen's adoption of Viva and Copilot is shaping its future

Transportation logistics company Wallenius Wilhelmsen has discovered the power of AI to help it modernize and streamline its operations. In this article, you'll read how the company implemented Microsoft's AI assistant, Copilot, and the Microsoft Viva employee experience platform to enhance employee communication and encourage AI adoption. Read the story to learn how Wallenius Wilhelmsen is using these innovative solutions to more closely align operations with strategic goals.

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