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Microsoft Teams crossed the 75 million DAU mark by the end of Q1, Microsoft Teams May 2020 update saw new apps were planned and launched. One of the new kid is Microsoft Lists. Microsoft Lists began roll out to Targeted Release (TR) customers in Microsoft 365, planned TR completion by end of August 2020 where we'll then begin broader production roll out.   If you didn’t know, Microsoft Lists is a Microsoft 365 app that helps you track information and organise your work. Lists are simple, smart, and flexible, so you can stay on top of what matters most to your team. Track issues, assets, routines, contacts, inventory and more using customizable views and smart rules and alerts to keep everyone in sync. With ready-made templates, you can quickly start lists online, on our new mobile app, and directly from within Microsoft Teams. And because it is part of Microsoft 365, you can rely on enterprise-grade security and compliance. Here are the key features: A web and mobile app –...

Microsoft revealed “Lists,” the newest app for the Microsoft 355 subscription service. Not to be confused with Microsoft To Do, the new experience is quite different and is designed to help you track the information centered around your work. It is set for release later this summer, but here’s a look at what the app means for you, and how it will work. What is Lists? Different from Microsoft To Do, Lists is an experience that is designed to plug in with your work life. For those familiar, it also essentially superpowers the lists feature found in SharePoint online into a newer experience. Some use cases for Lists include tracking company assets like laptops, tracking contacts, inventory like office supplies, or even a daily routine. Lists will have its own website accessed via the Microsoft 365 app launcher, but they’re also will be a separate mobile app launching later this year. As with most Microsoft 365 apps, there will even be an integration with Microsoft Team...