Invite—the easiest way to organize meetings on the go
Say hello to Invite—the new way to plan meetings on the go—even when you can’t see people’s calendars.
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Office 365—project and portfolio management (PPM) for the mobile-first, cloud-first world
Four months ago, we announced the acquisition of Wunderlist. -
Data Loss Prevention in OneDrive for Business, SharePoint Online and Office 2016 is rolling out
We’re pleased to announce we are extending Data Loss Prevention (DLP) capabilities to SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business. -
OneDrive for Business sync client preview and new browser, mobile, IT control and developer experiences
Today marks a huge step forward with OneDrive for Business. -
What’s new in Project 2016
We are excited to announce availability of Project 2016. -
Likes and @Mentions coming to Outlook on the web
Likes and @Mentions allows you to highlight the individuals and ideas within a collaborative setting using social gestures you are likely already familiar with. -
The new Visio is here—work visually
Visio is the industry-leading diagramming solution used by over 12 million users and we’re thrilled to share our latest innovations. -
Share with the click of a button in Office 2016
Using Word, PowerPoint and Excel 2016, you can now easily share your documents with friends and colleagues and work with others on the same document simultaneously while using the rich formatting options you know and love. -
One-click forecasting in Excel 2016
Excel 2016 introduces new forecasting functionality including how to detect seasonality, understand the level of confidence in the prediction, and create the forecast in one-click using these new Excel 2016 features. -
Time grouping enhancements in Excel 2016
Excel 2016 introduces new and efficient capabilities. -
OneNote partners with FiftyThree to support Pencil and Paper, plus Shape Recognition coming soon
OneNote juices the inking experience on iPad, iPad Pro and Microsoft Surface, with support for FiftyThree, Apple Pencil and new Surface Pen, plus Shape Recognition is coming soon. -
Introducing the first travel guide that invites you to continue the story
In collaboration with Microsoft and HarperCollins, Roads & Kingdoms—an independent media company backed by Anthony Bourdain—has reimagined the travel guide by inviting you to go beyond the pages of their new book, “Rice, Noodle, Fish: Deep Travels through Japan’s Food Culture,” with an immersive web experience built with the Microsoft Office apps: Sway and OneNote.