This week marks one year since Microsoft Teams started from a review, and Microsoft is remembering the event with a look at some of the new features it has in the pipeline for the Slack contender. The most striking of these new features is support for Cortana voice interactions on Teams devices. Various other convenient augmentations, as in-line message interpretation and cloud recording, are en route too.
Other new highlights of note incorporate the capacity to record meetings with programmed translation and timecoding while storing them in the cloud for future references. Microsoft wants to add facial recognition to this component to enable comments to be credited to the correct individual. Subtitle perusing and full conversation searches will likewise be accessible. Interpretation has additionally been a concentration, with Microsoft promising inline message interpretation to permit people speaking diverse dialects to “fluidly communicate.”
At long last, various enterprise grade features are arranged, including consultative exchange, call delegation, and organization. Direct Routing will likewise enable Teams to work with a current communication framework to take into consideration a full voice service. Even though no particular release date has been given, Microsoft expects to add these new highlights to Teams in the second quarter of 2018.
Microsoft is additionally uncovering some new Microsoft Teams details today. Over 200,000 organizations in 181 nations are currently utilizing Microsoft Teams, including new clients like NASCAR, General Motors, and Technicolor. At the commencement, Microsoft Teams had around 50,000 organizations utilizing the administration to be develop admirably as it endeavors to match Slack’s 6 million daily clients. Microsoft is additionally anticipating a free form of Microsoft Teams soon, and the organization is taking a shot at coordinating its administration into the Surface Hub conferencing shows.
