Outlook will also be able to display content from Viva Engage Storylines, and Viva Topic cards will also be visible in the Outlook app for Windows.

For example, the Teams 2.0 JS SDK makes it possible for developers to create apps that target Teams, Outlook, and Office all at once.

Outlook is also benefitting from the expansion of tools available across Microsoft 365. When users use Editor can surface relevant people and files based on the context of what's being typed in an email, so you can easily share a file you've been working on, or get people in touch to discuss something further. Microsoft is also improving the Editor feature by leveraging Contex IQ artificial intelligence. On the email side of things, Microsoft is also adding the ability to schedule messages to be sent at a later time, which is meant to accommodate people working across different time zones. Another new feature is a meeting recap, which makes it easier to find information about a past meeting and access the meeting recording directly from the Outlook calendar. This is available not only in Outlook, but also in Teams, and you can make last-minute changes for a single day in case something comes up. You can let your teammates know ahead of time when you'll be available at work that week and where you'll be working, so they know when and where to reach you if needed. First, there's a new working hours and location feature, which is designed for hybrid work. Beyond macOS devices, Outlook is getting a lot more new features, too.

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