InMobi integrated a suite of Microsoft-powered AI solutions to automate repetitive internal processes including onboarding, access approvals, document management, legal reviews, and meeting follow-ups. They implemented Azure AI as a bespoke legal bot, GitHub Copilot for engineering, and Microsoft 365 Copilot (with Teams, Word, and Outlook Copilot) for real-time meeting summaries, document automation, and email efficiency, while planning to integrate Dynamics 365 Copilot for finance and deploying a Teams Bot for developers. This holistic approach improved workflows across legal, engineering, compliance, finance, and other functions, freeing up employees to focus on strategic and creative initiatives.

Kenya Red Cross worked with Pathways Technologies to develop an AI-powered mental health chatbot called Chat Care using Azure AI services. The chatbot initiates conversations on mental health, suggests ways to help such as breathing exercises and in-person services, operates in English and Swahili, and is available 24/7. It expands the reach of mental health services without overstretching human counselors and helps overcome stigma.

Docusign developed the Intelligent Agreement Management (IAM) platform using Microsoft's Azure AI and Azure OpenAI Service to automate and enhance agreement management processes.

Denso developed human-like autonomous robots by integrating Azure OpenAI Service for natural language understanding with Azure AI for voice recognition to enable flexible, dialogue-driven control of robotic movements. They employed GitHub Copilot to rapidly generate and refine control code and created a unique verification tool for adjusting robot functions based on real-world inputs. This integration transformed traditional pre-programmed workflows into dynamic systems supporting human-robot collaboration in diverse operational settings.