Vendor Prodigy lays out Microsoft Copilot rollout plan for Madera County, emphasizes data labeling and permissions audits
Prodigy's Kyle Green recommended a three‑phase Copilot rollout (discovery, readiness, adoption) that begins with permissions audits and data classification via Microsoft Purview to prevent accidental exposure of sensitive records and enable safe departmental pilots.
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Kyle Green, co‑founder of Prodigy, told Madera County officials the value of Microsoft Copilot rises sharply when enterprise data is clean, labeled and permissioned correctly. "Copilot will honor these through data loss prevention," Green said, describing how labels (public, internal, restricted, confidential) can be used with enforcement rules to block sensitive content from being surfaced by Copilot.
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