Office 365 Available in 96 New Global Markets

November 3, 2017, 8:31 am
Office 365 Available in 96 New Global Markets
Microsoft has rolled out Office 365 in 96 new global markets, bringing the software to over 246 markets worldwide in 44 languages, while also making the integration of LinkedIn with Outlook available to consumers.
According to a blog post by Kirk Koenigsbauer, Corporate Vice President, Office team, people even in Antarctica and the Republic of Congo may now enjoy the benefits of Office 365`s new applications and
featuresSpecial attraction
to help organisations of all sizes accelerate digital transformation.
"We continued to improve the intelligent services in Office 365 with a new set of cloud-powered features designed to save you time and produce improved results," Koenigsbauer told late on Tuesday.
The company revamped the translation tools available within Word giving users power to translate sections of text, or the whole document, and review or save the result as a regular document file.
Translator supports 60 languages, including 11 that use neural machine translation.
Microsoft made it easier to access the information needed while working in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Office 365 commercial subscribers can now find astride their organisation, share current files with colleagues and preview and re-use slides, graphs and tables from previous documents with support for people and document search in "Tell Me".
Word on
iPadtablet made by Apple
now supports `Immersive Reader` and `Read Aloud`, new mobile tools that enable content to be viewed in optimised ways.
Apart from other Cloud enhancements that create file management easier via OneDrive and SharePoint, Microsoft(microsoft.com) also expanded its online toolkit.
Meanwhile, the company also announced that LinkedIn integration within Outlook.com is now live, allowing
emailE-mail (electronic mail) is the exchange of computer-stored messages by telecommunication
users to view insights, profile pictures, work history and more from within their inbox.
Microsoft
CEOChief Executive Officer
Satya Nadella had previewed the integration of LinkedIn profiles in Outlook.com at the company`s annual conference for developers and IT professionals - Ignite - in Sep..
 
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