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Who let the dogs out?

Richard DePierro and Ami DePierro went to the Durham Bulls game last night… and when I say "they," I mean they.

As in, I stayed home because it was about 900 degrees outside and my humans are smart enough to know that a fur coat and a hot car don't mix.

But here's the good part: they were there as guests of Group Management Services, their payroll and benefits manager, who is celebrating 30 years in business.

THIRTY YEARS.

That is not a small thing, y'all. That's a "your great-grandmother probably did payroll by hand" era of staying power.

So here's to GMS! Thank you for having Rich and Ami out, and happy 30th. We hope you folks had a spectacular night.

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go lie on the coldest tile in the house and dream of hot dogs I will never eat.

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I once watched somebody buy an air fryer with enough buttons to control air traffic.

A year later they were still using exactly one setting.

At that point they basically owned a very expensive ON button.

Technology is funny that way.

Most businesses aren't suffering from a lack of tools.

They're suffering from a lack of time to learn the tools they already have.

That's why Microsoft 365 Copilot is so interesting right now.

Most people know about the email-writing part.

What they don't always realize is it can help with meetings, presentations, spreadsheets, documents, research, organization, and a whole pile of tasks that quietly eat up the workday.

If you're already paying for Microsoft 365, it might be worth knowing what else is hiding under the hood.

We rounded up some Copilot features you may not be using but probably should.

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Microsoft 365 Copilot Features Your Team Is Paying for and Not Using - 2 Dog Digital Most businesses use Copilot for meeting notes and email drafts. The Microsoft 365 Copilot features that actually save time are sitting in apps your team already has open.