Microsoft's productivity-focused chat app, originally called Skype Teams, is now rebranding under Microsoft Teams. The app, expected to be unveiled as soon as next week, is a direct Slack competitor.
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Microsoft today began sending out invitations to an event in New York City. It's not clear what the specifics of the November 2 event will be, but it will certainly focus on Office.
After 18 months of development, Microsoft is preparing a public beta release of Skype Teams ahead of its anticipated inclusion with selected Office 365 plans for businesses next year.
According to a new report, Microsoft is working on a new Slack competitor under the Skype brand, which will be called Skype Teams. The service will be available for all major operating systems.
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