Breathe life into work

People aren’t one-dimensional productivity machines. We’re unique, complex, and full of life—and that doesn’t change at work. It’s time to reimagine employee experience, creating work cultures that embrace our differences and empower people and teams to be their best.

Watch the digital event

Download the e-book

Introducing Microsoft Viva

Microsoft Viva is an employee experience platform, helping you create a work environment that puts people first, driving better business results.

Learn more

vision_empower

Empower people and teams

Amplify culture and communications

Connect, align, and inspire everyone to contribute to their fullest with Microsoft Viva Connections.

Balance productivity and wellbeing

Foster a culture where people can do their best work and organizations thrive with Microsoft Viva Insights.

Harness knowledge and expertise

Empower people with knowledge and expertise in the apps they use every day with Microsoft Viva Topics.

Accelerate skilling and growth

Make learning and personal growth a natural part of work with Microsoft Viva Learning.

What’s next?

Discover more about Microsoft Viva, and how it improves productivity and engagement.

Get started

Business is better when people can be their best

94% of employees say they would stay at a company longer if it invested in their learning and development.¹

Employees can gain 11-14% in daily productivity with a properly deployed set of knowledge discovery tools.²

Organizations with highly engaged employees have 21% greater profitability.³

“What COVID-19 has taught us is that we can make the work environment simpler. The underlying platforms play a major role. We're looking at how these solutions can be connected in a seamless way that makes it easier for our employees to do their jobs.”

Neeraj Tolmare, Global CIO, The Coca-Cola Company
“One thing that's clear is the importance of wellbeing. With this blurring of work life and home life, it's important for us to understand how people are coping. We can look at aggregated data to see where we may be able to lend support.”

Steve McCrystal, Chief Enterprise Technology Officer, Unilever