Microsoft is introducing a range of new features in its Shifts application to enhance frontline manager productivity. The updates are designed to empower frontline workers and align with the evolving needs of organizations, based on user feedback.
Discover the Latest Enhancements in Microsoft Shifts
Microsoft continues to innovate with the latest enhancements in Microsoft Shifts, aiming to boost frontline manager productivity. These new features are designed to meet your evolving needs, thanks to the invaluable feedback from the users.
Empowering Frontline Heroes
Microsoft’s primary focus is to empower frontline heroes. The latest enhancements in Microsoft Shifts are designed to support this mission.
People Count Display on Shifts Calendar
One of the significant updates is the introduction of the People Count Display on the Shifts calendar. This feature allows Frontline managers (FLM) to make informed staffing decisions by providing a clear view of staffing levels. It ensures that the right workforce is in place at the right time.
“Enhancing frontline manager productivity remains a critical priority for countless organizations and Microsoft.”
What’s New?
Microsoft Shifts is not just about managing shifts; it’s about improving productivity and efficiency. The latest enhancements are a testament to this commitment.
Seamless Evolution to Meet Ever-Changing Needs
The seamless evolution of Microsoft Shifts aligns perfectly with your ever-changing needs. The introduction of new features is a result of user feedback, demonstrating Microsoft’s commitment to continuous improvement and user satisfaction.
“We are excited to introduce a range of new Shifts features to further empower our frontline heroes through seamless evolution that aligns perfectly with your ever-changing needs, all thanks to your invaluable feedback.”
Stay tuned for further updates and enhancements as Microsoft continues to innovate and improve Microsoft Shifts, driven by user feedback and the commitment to empower frontline heroes.
From the Microsoft Teams Blog