A change manager wants to measure how many licensed users actively use Microsoft 365 Copilot across apps such as Teams, Word, and Outlook, and to see adoption trends over time so the rollout can be justified to leadership. Which capability provides this?
- ACopilot Analytics and the adoption reports in the Microsoft 365 admin center, which report active usage and adoption trends across Copilot-enabled apps. Correct
- BThe Microsoft Entra ID sign-in logs, which record each authentication to the Copilot application per user.
- CThe Microsoft Purview audit log search, which returns each individual Copilot prompt and response as an auditable event.
- DThe Azure Cost Management usage reports, which show Copilot consumption by billing meter over the period.
Why A is correct: Correct. Copilot usage and adoption reporting, surfaced through Copilot Analytics and the Microsoft 365 admin center, shows enabled and active users and usage trends across the Copilot-enabled apps.
Why B is wrong: Tempting because sign-in logs show authentication activity, but they do not break down active Copilot usage per app or present adoption trends, which is what the change manager needs.
Why C is wrong: Tempting because the audit log captures Copilot interactions for compliance, but it produces per-event records for investigation, not aggregate adoption metrics or usage trends.
Why D is wrong: Tempting because cost reports show spend over time, but they track billing rather than how many people actively use Copilot in each app, so they do not measure adoption.