Is Microsoft chasing Google, Apple and Slack? | Work Day Ep. 12

I tried to gain insights into Microsoft's way of working at the new Microsoft Office Location in Munich, the Surface Hub, Microsoft Teams and how they organize their workspace and how they make people work remote - trusted work place and time - and collaborate within international teams. I have so much material from that day that I will make another Work Tools video with a deep dive into project management with Microsoft Planner and also the Microsoft Hololens for Mixed Reality Working.

I hope you like it and it's helpful. Thanks for watching and have a great Work Day!

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Christoph is an entrepreneur since high school. After graduating from St. Gallen University, he co-founded a mobile phone reCommerce company which grew from 1M to 31M in revenue in less than 5 years. To scale the business he wouldn't just add manpower. Instead, he was obsessed with increasing individual productivity through latest online collaboration tools and new work methods.

This new digital setup triggered many requests from fellow entrepreneurs to support them in building the same environment in their companies. This is how the idea for Blackboat was born. A tech focused company designed to help leaders increase team efficiency by leveraging cloud tools and fast communication.
Christoph is also a keynote speaker and he shares his experiences, thoughts and ideas about #EndOf90iesIT and #futureofwork via his YouTube channel and Facebook page.

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[josee]

Nice video, what's the soundtrack?

[e_coffeechoco]

Nice presentation but also valid points that you highlighted. Google is definitely underestimating MS and it shows by the fact that they don't bring their apps in W10. They will realize the damage soon. Apple is too arrogant to even try to compete with MS. And of course everyone is underestimating Windows on mobile and first tech journalists. It's not ready, but it's coming..!

[leojclarke]

Woah, the headcount feature is crazy... super interesting, I still associate MS with being boring and behind a lot of the new flashy tools (like slack), for example, I definitely find Evernote more intuitive than OneNote... But maybe things are changing... (and this is 2 years ago...!!)