Microsoft Office.com revamped for business and education customers

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New Office Design (Image credit: Microsoft)

What you need to know

  • Microsoft recently rolled out an update for Office.com and the Office app for Windows for business and education customers.
  • The new Home page for Office has a Quick Access section and supports customizable filters to help you find specific content.
  • Office now has a Browse by section that can find attachments, meeting recordings, and other content from the entire Office suite.

Office also has a new Create pane, which works with all of the Office apps. A new template tool lets you create content, such as Word documents or PowerPoint presentations. Like the rest of the updated experience, the template tool focuses on helping users make content rather than debating which Office app to use.

"Just select the type of content you wish to create and you'll be presented with various template options across multiple apps all at once so you can decide which option works best for you," explained Microsoft in its announcement post.

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The new experience was first shown off back in November 2021 at Microsoft's Ignite. It's now rolling out to business and education customers. Microsoft plans to ship similar changes for personal Microsoft accounts and will share more details about those "in the coming months."

As the Office team is apt to do when new features roll out, they've created a new video showing off the updated Office experience.

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