Microsoft's Latest Vision of Future Productivity
I came across the latest vision of future productivity from Microsoft today and thought I would share it with you, along with a whole series of previous videos from Microsoft taking a look at the same subject area, ranging from 2009-2015. It is interesting to see what has changed and what has stayed the same over those six years in their view of the future.
So, here is Microsoft’s latest vision of future productivity:
And here is a closer in, more present-oriented view of changes in how people think about technology, collaboration, and productivity from Julia White, General Manager, WW Office Marketing, Microsoft:
It can also be interesting to see how visions of the future evolve over time, so here is Microsoft’s vision of the future from October 2011:
And their 2009 vision:
Does anything jump out that has either worked its way into Microsoft’s vision of the future of productivity or worked its way out of their vision that is notable?
I’d be curious to hear your thoughts and reactions to this series of videos and where you think things are going in the near term and longer term.
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