Bing Chat Enterprise (Copilot) - What is it? How do I get it and why is it different to Bing Chat !

Bing Chat Enterprise is changing its name to Copilot!
Find out how to use it, why it's different from Bing Chat, Microsoft 365 Copilot and Chat GPT.
Find out answers to things like:
How do you get it
How to use it
What's a Prompt
How is my data managed?
What can it do!
Check out the Bing Chat Enterprise announcement blog at aka.ms/BingChatEnterprise
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Log in with your work account at: www.bing.com/chat.
Learn more and get answers with the public FAQ at aka.ms/BCE-FAQ
Review the Bing Chat Enterprise documentation on Microsoft Learn at aka.ms/BCEDocs
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Prompt Recommendations:
Use keywords that describe what you are looking for. Be specific and avoid general or common words. For example, instead of searching for “dogs”, you can search for “golden retriever puppies” or “dog training tips”.
Use quotation marks to search for an exact phrase. For example, if you want to find pages that have the words “how to” and “knit” next to each other, you can search for “how to knit”.
Use plus (+) or minus (-) signs to include or exclude words from your search. For example, if you want to find pages about smartphones, but not iPhone, you can search for smartphones -iPhone.
Use site: to search within a specific website. For example, if you want to find news-related content on the Royal British Legion, you can search for site:www.britishleg...
Use filetype: to search for files of a specific type. For example, if you want to find PDF files about Bing, you can search for filetype:pdf bing.
Use near: to restrict the distance between search phrases. For example, if you want to find pages where the words “bing” and “awesome” are within five words of each other, you can search for bing near:5 awesome.
Use loc: to specify a specific location. For example, if you want to find tourist attractions in the UK, you can search for loc:UK tourist attractions.
Use language: to specify a specific language. For example, if you want to find pages in French, you can search for language:fr.