Efficiently store data with Azure Blob Storage Cold Tier — now generally available
Azure Blob Storage is optimized for storing massive amounts of unstructured data. With blob access tiers, you can store your data in the most cost-effective way, based on how frequently it will be accessed and how long it will be retained. Azure Blob Storage now includes a new cold online access tier option, further reducing costs.
Users of the Shifts app in Microsoft Teams have expressed concerns regarding noisy and irrelevant notifications that lacked the necessary controls, leaving them uninformed about shift details and needlessly disrupting their schedules. To address these issues, Microsoft has implemented several changes to Shifts notifications to enhance the overall user experience and ensure effective communication of shift schedules.
In Microsoft Excel, manual calculation mode suspends calculations, meaning that the values in cells can become stale (i.e., out of date). Excel tracks stale cells internally, however, there's been no way to see which cells are pending calculation. In a new update, Excel will now show these stale cells by striking them out, so users know not to rely on them until they are calculated.
How Copilot and Intelligent Recap are Aggregating Value for Microsoft Teams’ Users
Meetings are an essential part of our work, where we share ideas, make decisions, and collaborate with others. However, meetings can also be challenging, especially when we have to deal with multiple agendas, diverse perspectives, and complex topics. Intelligent Recap and Microsoft M365 Copilot are two AI-powered features in Microsoft Teams that can help you get the most out of your meetings by providing you with relevant and personalized information and insights based on your needs and preferences.
Collaborating with others on your PowerPoint slides is often required to get your content ready to be shared and presented. Using tasks, you can stay organized, save time, and avoid confusion over what needs to be done, by whom, and when.
