If the end product feels too complex or unnatural, users will struggle and often fight using it. This topic hits home for nearly everyone: We all recognize that if what we build is not simple and integrated with how users work, the solution is seen as too complex and won’t get used. Over the last couple years, I have written aĪnd the significant amount of work being done by the engineering teams across Microsoft to help users (and the data they’re accessing) be more secure than ever before – while still delivering a great end-user experience. It has to be Simple & it has to be Integrated with How Users Work With all of this in mind, I thought it would be helpful to show what makes this the most secure Office ever by elaborating on what’s natively in Office 2016, as well as detailing how EMS and Office 2016 have been engineered to be used together to provide additional security and protection.

Using them together delivers the scenarios you’ve been requesting The result is incredible integration and interoperability between these two services. During each stage of the development process, I’ve been blown away by the tremendous amount of teamwork and partnership between the Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS) team and the engineering teams over in Office. Check outĪt what’s new and improved in Office 2016 – I think you’ll be really impressed.įor me, personally, seeing the development of this new version of Office has been a very unique experience.

The tagline for this release of Office is that it “Takes the work out of working together” – and I think that summarizes its new features and UX perfectly. If you are someone who receives e-mail, writes things, or uses spreadsheets – yesterday was a big day for you. First published on CloudBlogs on Sep 23, 2015

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