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How Microsoft Teams is powering hybrid work and the frontline in manufacturing
We have learned over the past year that no business is impervious to everything. -
What’s new in Microsoft 365 for individuals and families
In the northern hemisphere, spring is upon us. -
One year in: 7 urgent trends for leaders in the shift to hybrid work
In April 2020—just a month into a global pandemic that triggered a worldwide move to remote work—my team and I shared early research on how work was changing. -
Improve your presenting skills with additional platforms and new features for PowerPoint speaker coach
Updated on September 9, 2021: Presenter coach has been renamed to speaker coach in PowerPoint and Microsoft Teams. -
How to use Office apps with Microsoft Teams to collaborate and create today
In a time of hybrid work business leaders want to empower people to come together and share their best ideas. -
How IT is transforming the employee experience at Microsoft
Millions of people rearranged their lives to work from home and on the frontlines in 2020. -
Flexible work is here to stay: Microsoft 365 solutions for the hybrid work world
At Ignite this week, we’re announcing many new features and capabilities to help everyone thrive in a new hybrid world of work. -
Hybrid work is here. Are you ready?
To succeed in a new world of work, leaders need to embrace extreme flexibility. -
Upcoming commercial preview of Microsoft Office LTSC
At Microsoft, we believe that the cloud will power the work of the future. -
How partners are fueling growth and innovation on Microsoft Teams
Teams not only enables you to meet, chat, call, and collaborate with your team, but it also serves as a platform that brings together the apps and workflows that help you get your work done. -
Microsoft Viva: Empowering every employee for the new digital age
Even before COVID-19 turned our lives upside down, a new generation of digital tools was opening up new possibilities for the future of work.