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Microsoft launches 'Viva' to re-examine corporate intranet

By ANI | Published: February 05, 2021 10:57 PM

The American multinational technology company, Microsoft Corporation has launched a new worker experience platform to reconsider the corporate intranet following what enormous organisations use to share content with their employees.

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The American multinational technology company, Microsoft Corporation has launched a new worker experience platform to reconsider the corporate intranet following what enormous orgsations use to share content with their employees.

According to a report by Tech Crunch, CEO Satya Nadella, in a pre-recorded video explained about the launch and said, "We have participated in the largest at-scale remote work experiment the world has seen and it has had a dramatic impact on the employee experience. As the world recovers, there is no going back. Flexibility in when, where, and how we work will be key."

The new platform is titled 'Viva'. The features that make it extraordinary includes its coordination with Microsoft's other joint efforts apparatuses like SharePoint and Yammer, alongside LinkedIn Learning and other training programs, and it additionally incorporates team analytics.

( With inputs from ANI )

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