Microsoft today announced Viva, its new approach to facilitate employee engagement, learning, wellbeing, and knowledge discovery. It describes Viva as an employee experience platform (EXP), ...

Today, Microsoft took the wraps off new apps that it plans to add to its Viva employee-experience platform in the coming year. The company also announced that its Viva Sales CRM companion app will be ...

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Microsoft announced improvements to Microsoft Teams and Microsoft Viva apps this week, as part of its Microsoft Inspire event for partners. Microsoft claims to have "145 million daily active users" of ...

Viva Engage and Microsoft Stories put the connections of Yammer inside Teams Your email has been sent Because of customer demand, Microsoft has repeatedly increased the number of people you can ...

Microsoft earlier this month announced Microsoft Viva, a new integrated Employee Experience Platform (EXP) that brings together communications, knowledge, learning, resources, and insights inand ...

Microsoft is adding more new features to its Teams collaboration and Viva employee-experience services that are aimed at frontline workers. On January 12, Microsoft announced plans for these features ...

Employee wellbeing and workflow tools, together at last. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Microsoft recently announced a new slate ...

Microsoft has launched what it calls an “employee experience platform” based on Microsoft Teams, its cloud-based collaboration software that is part of its Office 365 applications suite. The Redmond ...

Announced today, Microsoft will now have its own version of Facebook – called Viva Engage – right inside the Teams app. Designed to encourage social networking while at work, the Facebook-like ...

Too much of a good thing? In Microsoft's case, yes. The software giant makes…well…software. Lots and lots of it. Too much of it, actually. Just think of the ...