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The Art and Science of Prompting: AI fluency. mayoral delegate edition
Art and science of prompting is your gateway to unlocking citywide transformation. AI skills are now foundational for every city leader. The winners will be those who ask better questions, shape better prompts, and empower their teams to experiment, learn, and scale what works. This session will show you how to move from curiosity to action, and from pilot to policy The deck below is the best prompts I've curated over 2.5 years deeply testing, implementing, teaching, and scaling AI to governments and large companies around the world. These are the basis to the prompting skills you can gain to augment and supercharge your expertise. Slide 10 is my personal favorite -- the easy button -- i use it everyday and so should you. Start with an area you're already an expert in, and go deep with context. Get to your 'Aha moment' then rinse and repeat. Have fun!
Nov 03, 2025 Place Public Sector, Local/State Government
AI skilling
artificial intelligence
copilot
prompting
public sector
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The Art and Science of Prompting for Public Safety
Starting a discussion thread for those in Public Safety that are looking to improve their skilling and prompting of using Microsoft 365 Copilot and agentic AI in your flow of work. Try all the prompts in the attached deck, these are my favorites I've curated over years. Slide 10 is the best prompt I've ever used, it automates persona prompting and is a MUST TRY. Share your favorites or ideas of what you'd like to learn or prompt on. Cheers Dan Narloch WW Government - Product Marketing Leader
Oct 19, 2025 Place Public Sector, Local/State Government
copilot
public sector
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Re: MS 365 and CMMC Level 1
Demps1787 thanks for the questions. We think of Microsoft 365 Government as part of our overall solutions to address the needs of CMMC. There are Azure products that are built into Microsoft 365 Government and others that you can apply based on the needs you have in your environment. For more details please reference the attached CMMC Level 1 slide that lists the Microsoft 365 Government GCC High solutions for compliance and what domain controls they address.
Aug 25, 2020 Place Government AMA
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Re: Welcome to the Microsoft CMMC AMA!
Hello, my name is Dan Narloch Sr. Product Marketing Manager for Microsoft 365 Government, I'll help answer product availability, marketing, customer stories, and questions about online resources.
Aug 25, 2020 Place Government AMA
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Re: Accelerated streams
Michael Cassidy Thanks for the question. Our Stream team is working on all the engineering for our compliance commitments to bring Stream to the GCC High environment. Current roadmap for GCC High environment is Q4CY20. There are no current plans to be able to accelerate these dates, but we'll continue to share any timelines via the public roadmap once we're closer to launch at www.microsoft365.com/roadmap
Mar 19, 2020 Place Government AMA
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Re: Planner
Hi Michelle, my name is Dan Narloch Product Marketing Manager for Microsoft 365 Government. You're correct that not all the features of teams has been delivered for the GCC environment, the current list of capabilities is listed on the Planner service description page here: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Planner-for-Office-365-US-Government-585f3d44-17a7-4bb8-959e-4856745863b7 It is our intention to bring all possible features and capabilities that we've delivered to commercial to our GCC environment that comply with our compliance commitments for the environment. If there are a few critical features that you're looking for in Planner that have not yet been delivered please let us know and we'll provide that feedback to our Planner product team.
Mar 19, 2020 Place Government AMA
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