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PHOTO: Microsoft Microsoft's launch of Microsoft Viva on Feb. 4 marks a new chapter in the company's employee applications strategy, one which builds on its increasingly dominant position in employee productivity and collaboration with Teams to embrace the burgeoning field of employee experience. Viva combines tools to support employee engagement and well-being, learning and knowledge management, as well as experience analytics, all delivered through Microsoft Teams. In many cases the capabilities on offer have been available in disparate applications, however the reorganization into a singl...

The participation of the private and public sectors in the National Employment Council (NEC) is a strong testament to Malaysia’s collaborative commitment towards uplifting the livelihood of the rakyat by addressing unemployment challenges and focusing on skills enhancement and digitalisation

The launch comes at a time when economic and social trends are driving workforce changes UAE workplaces can leverage this new digital tool, Microsoft Viva Image Credit: Supplied Microsoft has announced the launch of Microsoft Viva, its first employee experience platform that brings tools for employee engagement, learning, wellbeing and knowledge discovery, directly into the flow of people’s work. The launch comes at a time when economic and social trends are driving durable changes in workforce engagement. Amid the shift to an increasingly distributed and di...

Microsoft has set up a new hub for work and learning that works through Microsoft 365 and Teams, placing learning, well-being and collaboration resources closer to the user and the organization he or she works for.

Informationweek Microsoft Viva Heralds New Wave of Collaboration Tools With so many workers at home full time, collaboration apps like Zoom, Slack, and Microsoft Teams have become a virtual substitute for the office, but without the balance. Now they are about to get better. Video conferencing, group chat, and other collaboration software tools were never intended to be the main channels for workforce collaboration. When everyone worked in the same office, these tools augmented in-person collaboration. They were a backup. You could still go down the hall and talk to your colleague in person o...