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We’re pleased to announce general availability of Project Server 2016, which provides significant project and portfolio management (PPM) value to our on-premises customers.

April was a busy and exciting month for the Office 365 admin center team. We started to roll out a variety of new features in the new admin center, including new reporting capabilities, customization options and user management improvements.—Read on for details.

Earlier this year we introduced a new Outlook.com and began rolling out an exciting new email and calendar experience to users worldwide. If you currently use Windows Live Mail 2012 to connect to Outlook.

Today, we announced a number of significant investments across the user experiences in SharePoint Online, and we’re excited by the potential and ability for our customers and professional developers to innovate on these scenarios and drive them to the next level.

We’re pleased to announce general availability of SharePoint Server 2016, which provides SharePoint customers a foundation for modern, intelligent intranets and content collaboration.

Today, we unveiled a new cloud-first, mobile-first roadmap for SharePoint along with innovations that empower people and organizations to discover, share and collaborate on content from anywhere, on any device.

Today, we announced the new SharePoint mobile app, a new SharePoint home in Office 365, modern team sites with Office 365 Groups, responsive page authoring and updates to document libraries and lists, plus a look at SharePoint and integration with Microsoft PowerApps and Microsoft Flow.

We are excited to announce the release of Office Online Server (OOS), which enables customers to provision browser-based versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote from their on-premises environments.

Excel 2016 includes a powerful new set of data import and shaping capabilities available under the Get & Transform section on the Data ribbon. Today, we are pleased to announce on more updates to this powerful feature set.

OneNote helped me to create a class portfolio where all students and teachers in one class were connected in one place.

The Project Portfolio Dashboard apps announced last fall are now available in the Apple and Office app stores!

“Microsoft has invested not only money but a great deal of time to make our job as educators easier. They have given us a one-stop shop in Office 365 and a range of lesson tools such as PowerPoint and Sway.