An Aludium expedition

THE FUTURE ISN'T WAITED FOR, IT'S EXPLORED.

Microsoft Copilot isn't the destination.
It's the territory we'll explore together.

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SHALL WE SAIL?

The stages · 05

Five stages. One course.

Discover

Understanding Microsoft Copilot's potential

It all starts with a question: how can Microsoft Copilot help me in my everyday work? We'll discover its possibilities through real use cases and examples close to our own reality.

The keyYou just need to start looking beyond

Explore

Taking the first steps

The time has come to get closer to the tool. You'll have your first conversations, learn to ask better questions, and discover how to get more useful answers.

The keyLearning to ask, provide context, and improve the outcome

Navigate

Bringing Microsoft Copilot into everyday work

This is where the real journey begins: reports, presentations, research, analysis, collaboration, problem-solving. You'll discover how to use Microsoft Copilot in real situations to work more efficiently and reclaim time for higher-value tasks.

The keyLearning becomes part of your everyday life

Experiment

Discovering new possibilities

Exploration doesn't end when we find an answer. Every trial can open a new possibility. We'll experiment with new use cases, share discoveries, and learn from other colleagues and teams.

The keyA shared idea takes the whole organization further

Transform

Making Microsoft Copilot part of everyday life

The ultimate goal isn't learning to use a tool: it's making it stop being a novelty and become a regular work companion, with new practices, new habits, and new ways of collaborating.

The keyThat's where the real journey begins

The Explorer Kit

Every great expedition needs its gear.

  1. Preparation

    The Logbook

    The expedition. The discoveries. The journey. Here you'll make your first notes and find all the information about the trip, the stages, and the tools — because every great journey needs good preparation.

  2. Orientation

    Navigation Cards

    54 ways to start exploring: starting points to think, ask, create, and discover. The quality of the answer depends on the quality of the question.

  3. Judgment

    Orientation Mousepad

    Every answer is a chance to go further. It'll help you keep moving forward when you want to improve a response or explore a new direction: add context, clarify your goal, dig deeper, recalculate your course.

  4. Companion for every break

    The Explorer's Mug

    A small ritual to start the day: the first pause before you get moving. A reminder that exploration also lives in small gestures — every cup, one more chance to think differently.

  5. The ending that's a beginning

    Diploma · Aludium Explorer

    The expedition ends. The exploration continues. The diploma marks the end of a stage, but not the end of the journey — the future will keep changing; we'll keep exploring it.

  6. Memory

    Explorer's Journal

    Every discovery deserves to be written down. Record your discoveries and turn curiosity into knowledge — sharing it helps the whole team go further.

Gear checked — ready to set sail

Logbook

What comes next

From now until we sail, and what happens after. — days left.

  1. September

    Rumors of an expedition

    The first signs arrive in your inbox: the prologue of the adventure and the official call to board.

  2. Early October

    Base camp

    Groups, rooms, and schedules are finalized and published right here, in base camp — no last-minute surprises.

  3. October 13th

    We set sail

    First in-person voyage. Explorer Kit in hand, Copilot on board, and the course set. Check your departure port.

  4. Underway

    The five stages

    From Discover to Transform: the full arc of the expedition, with an online refresher session and support at every port.

  5. Upon arrival

    Logbook stays open

    Diploma and this very logbook, which stays open with everything you've learned. The expedition continues.

N Departure Port Bay of Questions Strait of the First Prompt Sea of Productivity Archipelago of Discoveries Port of the New Everyday 1227 1934 419 Rumors Camp Set Sail Voyage Logbook

Upcoming departures

When and where does my expedition begin?

The date and departure location will depend on your group and site. Find your location and check your session details.

🧭 Check your invitation and get ready to begin the expedition.

  1. 43.22° N · 2.73° O

    Amorebieta

    Aludium Amorebieta

    Date
    October 19–23
    Time
    Morning · 09:00–12:30
    Afternoon · 13:00–16:30
    Place
    Sala 1 de Proyecto (Edificio Mantenimiento)
  2. 38.34° N · 0.48° O

    Alicante

    Aludium Alicante

    Date
    October 13–16
    Time
    Morning · 09:00–12:30
    Afternoon · 13:30–17:00
    Place
    Sala Postiguet (Edificio Control de Visitas)
  3. 44.03° N · 1.11° E

    Castelsarrasin

    Aludium Castelsarrasin

    Date
    November 24–25
    Time
    24 Nov · 09:00–12:30 and 13:30–17:00
    25 Nov · 09:00–12:30
    Place
    Salle du bas

Every explorer has a departure date. Make sure you're in the right place at the right time when it arrives.

Your path to day one

  1. Day one

    What to bring

    • Your laptop, with Microsoft 365 access.
    • Curiosity. It's the only real prerequisite.
    • Nothing else. No prior preparation or knowledge needed.

    The Explorer Kit is waiting for you in the room: it's handed out on day one, with all eight pieces.

  2. Afterward

    The online expedition

    A few days after the in-person voyage, we'll meet again remotely to resolve anything that's come up. Bring your questions.

    WhenTo be confirmed

    The link will be published here and also sent by email.

Last stop

Explorer's questions

What everyone usually asks before coming aboard.

How do I know where my session is?

You'll find it in the upcoming departures on this same page: find your site —Amorebieta, Alicante, or Castelsarrasin— and check the date, time, and place of your session. They're published there as soon as they're confirmed, and you'll also receive them in your invitation email. If anything changes, it changes here before anywhere else.

Are the five stages five sessions?

No. The five stages are the full arc of the journey — from Discover to Transform — not the schedule of sessions. The first in-person voyage sets you on your way and already covers several of them; the rest is achieved through practice, the online session, and follow-up support.

Do I need to know about Microsoft Copilot?

No. The expedition starts at the port, not out at sea. It's designed for anyone who's never opened Microsoft Copilot, and each group moves at its own pace.

Who's taking part?

The whole crew sets sail: over 200 professionals from Alicante, Amorebieta, and Castelsarrasin, from every team — from the plant floor to the offices. The voyage is designed so no one gets left behind.

Which tool are we going to use?

Microsoft Copilot, our onboard instrument. It's integrated with the tools you already use every day, and the Navigation Cards give you starting points for using Microsoft Copilot in different work situations. All you need to bring is your laptop with Microsoft 365 access.

What happens if I can't attend?

Let us know as soon as you can. We'll find a way to move you to another group or time slot so you don't get left behind: the expedition is designed for the whole crew to set sail.

Who do I inform if something unexpected comes up?

Reply to your invitation email or tell your direct manager: any change of group, date, or time is coordinated from there.

Is there someone I can contact?

Yes. The team organizing the expedition is on the other end of the invitation email — everything gets read, and everything gets answered. And for any everyday questions, your manager and colleagues at your site are also part of the crew.

And if you would rather write to your site directly:
Alicante · igor.cachomarin@aludium.com
Amorebieta · maite.franco@aludium.com
Castelsarrasin · Brigitte.Darmigny@aludium.com
Online session (Teams) · igor.cachomarin@aludium.com (for urgencies, last-minute changes or any unforeseen circumstance)