Wednesday, October 21, 2026
10:00 – 11:00 AM PT Microsoft Teams now carries business-critical conversations across chats, calls, meetings, screen sharing, and file sharing. For regulated organizations, the growing volume and complexity of these interactions can make consistent communications oversight increasingly difficult.
Join Bret Butler, President of ASC Americas, for a practical discussion about how Agentic AI can help compliance teams move beyond fragmented, largely manual review processes. You’ll explore how intelligent workflows can identify potentially high-risk communications, initiate predefined compliance processes, and help create a more consistent, documented review trail.
The session will also examine how organizations can bring Microsoft communications into a more unified, audit-ready environment while focusing review resources on the interactions requiring closer attention.
Whether you oversee compliance, risk, legal, information security, or Microsoft 365 strategy, you’ll leave with a clearer understanding of where Agentic AI can strengthen communications governance and support more scalable oversight.
Who should attend
This session is designed for compliance, risk, legal, IT, information security, operations, digital workplace, and enterprise architecture leaders, including CIOs and CTOs.The discussion will be especially relevant to professionals in banking, broker-dealer and trading organizations, insurance, and other highly regulated industries that use Microsoft Teams for business-critical communications.
This complementary event is part of the Microsoft 365 Community Conference learning series, bringing expert insights, real-world solutions, and practical strategies to technology professionals year-round.
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Bret Butler brings more than 20 years of enterprise technology and sales leadership experience. At ASC Technologies, he helps regulated organizations navigate communications compliance and gain greater value from their communications data.