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Microsoft made a ton of Office 365-related announcements at their Ignite conference in Orlando. Here’s a summary of the key news for SharePoint, Exchange, Stream, Teams, Yammer, and Outlook. More information will emerge during the week, so stay tuned for more coverage as news emerges.

Microsoft has a new scripting feature for Excel and it’s going to make automating redundant tasks significantly easier.

Microsoft will soon begin a private preview of quantum solutions running in Azure which the company sees as the next big step for its cloud computing platform.

Microsoft 365 is gaining new security features that can make it easier to identify malicious insiders at your organization.

One of the themes that has been coming out of Microsoft the past couple of years is breaking down application silos to improve productivity and discoverability. One of the features that highlight this initiative is Microsoft Search.

Microsoft announced a number of updates to the PowerApps service, including that the company is rebranding the platform.

Microsoft’s Project Cortex is a new service from the company that will organize, surface, and share valuable data across your environment.

Microsoft’s new Edge browser is nearly complete and the company is introducing a new icon and privacy features with the impeding release.

Microsoft is rebuilding Yammer with an updated interface and new features but you can’t get your hands on it for a few more weeks.

Microsoft’s digital assistant may not always be at the front of the digital-AI conversations but the company is adding new features to the platform at Ignite 2019. Announced today, are new briefing emails and scheduler functionality.

This week, Microsoft is hosting its largest IT Pro conference of the year in Orlando, Florida. If you are not able to attend but still want to watch the keynotes, you can find the live stream after the jump.

As we head towards Ignite, October had a bunch of Azure announcements but there will be even more next month.