Instead of a conference, Microsoft recently introduced some features that are part of their upcoming Microsoft 365 Update at their annual Ignite event. These features included new features for Microsoft Word, Microsoft Planner, and the updates coming with the Microsoft Loop.
With these new services, Microsoft hopes to help you unlock the value in your content by making it easier to access and understand. You can find out more about them later this year.
Microsoft Editor is the Microsoft Word competitor to Grammarly. Microsoft claims that it has intelligent capabilities, but we still don’t know when they’ll be available in the app. Microsoft is currently in beta testing these features and they should be out soon.
Not only will Microsoft say tone suggestions help make better decisions about your email chats and documents, but they’ll also help you digest longer ones with speed. One more feature is conciseness, which will help you make sentences shorter to the point.
Microsoft is introducing a new Microsoft Planner and Microsoft Project features.
Microsoft added two new features to its Project app, Planner. With the first one, Planner will be able to connect with Project in addition to tracking goals. This enables a Goals in Project feature that can track a team’s progress and other tasks in your To-Do list.
Here’s a quick rundown of some of the cool new features coming to Microsoft Project in the near future. First, there will be more ways to plan tasks and handle backlogs. Second, there’s a new People view that allows managers to see how work is set up in a team. Third, Task history will provide a better view of your tasks on-screen. Fourth, advanced dependencies allow for greater control of your tasks. Finally, you can now set project limits for the web up to 10,000 items!
