Next month, Microsoft is set to hold a virtual event dubbed Viva Engage and Yammer Rebranding: What's Next on July 11, 2023, at 9:00 AM PT, where we expect it to walk us through the next phase of ...

Microsoft is retiring the Yammer brand and moving its apps and features to Microsoft Viva Engage, which is part of its employee-experience platform for a hybrid work world. It's also rolling out ...

Microsoft had introduced Viva Engage during its Microsoft Inspire event last month, characterizing it as bringing "consumer-like social networking" capabilities to work environments.

Microsoft envisions Viva Engage covering those personal interests, with communities about pets alongside official company news. Image: Microsoft. Bring your dog to work in Viva Engage.

Today Microsoft debuted a new social workplace app it says is designed to ensure employees stay in touch regardless of whether they work in the office or remotely.Microsoft Viva Engage, part of ...

Microsoft is adding Engage, another new Yammer-based app, to its Viva employee-experience platform. Here's what it is for and how Microsoft is positioning it.

Announced today, Microsoft will now have its own version of Facebook – called Viva Engage – right inside the Teams app. Designed to encourage social networking while at work, the Facebook-like ...

In the intervening months, Microsoft has been turbo-charging Viva, and last year it launched Viva Engage, which it said at the time was an “evolution of the Yammer Communities app.” Confusing ...

Microsoft has built its own Facebook-like social network for Microsoft Teams. Viva Engage includes communities, news feeds, and even Instagram-like stories.

Viva Engage is Microsoft's social networking-like application used for organizational collaborations. It was commercially released about 1.5 years ago as part of the Viva Suite "employee ...

Microsoft Viva Engage TL;DR Key Takeaways : It offers a suite of features that facilitate seamless interaction among employees, including community building, content curation, and engagement tools.

Microsoft has confirmed that it's finally killing off Yammer, the enterprise social network it procured more than a decade ago for $1.2 billion. Yammer was initially created out of San Francisco ...