Microsoft has made available for download from the Windows 10 Store a preview of the Office Delve app for Windows 10. Delve is a Flipboard-like app for Office 365 users. It provides users with updates ...
Microsoft's Delve social networking and discovery solution for Office 365 subscribers can now be accessed via Android and iPhone mobile apps. The new Delve mobile apps, rolled out this month, include ...
A few months ago, we thought of Microsoft’s new Office 365 app, Delve, as a tool to curate all your necessary business documents in one place. With Tuesday’s update, it’s looking more like a corporate ...
Microsoft has made native mobile versions of its Delve search and presentation app available for Android phones, Android wear devices and iPhones. Delve, codenamed "Oslo," is Microsoft's ...
Microsoft today began rolling out its new Delve social networking search-and-discovery app to certain Office 365 subscribers. Delve, formerly known by its "Oslo" code name, pulls together information ...
Microsoft has killed a Windows 10 Office app called Delve. This is interesting and notable because Delve was one of the first apps that demonstrated CEO Satya Nadella's vision for the company: to ...
Six months after previewing its personalized, collaboration-enhancing Office Delve app, formerly known as “Oslo,” Microsoft began rolling out the technology to Office 365 business customers on Sept. 8 ...
Microsoft’s Delve app started out as a visual representation of the people and data you interact with at work. The upcoming version of Delve adds a new feature that will track how much time you spend ...
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