Microsoft splits Teams and Office globally

Microsoft announced today that it will be splitting its Teams and Office divisions globally, in a move to optimize efficiency and focus on specific goals for each product.

The decision to split Teams and Office comes as Microsoft aims to enhance communication and collaboration tools with Teams, while also continuing to improve productivity and document management with Office.

This strategic shift will allow for more targeted development and innovation within each division, ultimately benefitting users by delivering more specialized and efficient tools.

Microsoft has stated that the split will not impact users directly, as both Teams and Office will continue to work seamlessly together. The company assures customers that this move will only serve to enhance both products and provide a better overall experience.

Stay tuned for more updates on how Microsoft’s split of Teams and Office will impact the future of productivity and collaboration tools.