Microsoft Stream was a cloud-based enterprise video service, that was included in many Microsoft Office 365 Plans. Microsoft Stream was also available as Standalone Plans (Plan 1 & Plan 2). Microsoft Stream has since retired. Here is an up-to-date timeline for the retirement: January
Microsoft is introducing Microsoft Stream that will enable anyone to upload and share videos across their organization to improve communication, participation, and learning. Customers will also have the option to buy a package that additionally includes intelligent cognitive capabilities such as machine generated captions,
Microsoft has announced changes to the management of licenses for Dynamics 365 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) applications. Starting April 30, 2025, enhanced license reporting will be available in the Power Platform Admin Center, showing license usage across all security roles (find more below). Users who do not meet license requirements
Coming end of May 2025, Microsoft introduces a greatly improved and expanded Microsoft 365 Copilot experience, called Microsoft 365 Copilot Wave 2. Furthermore, the new Copilot Control System lets you manage, govern, and measure Copilot and agents across your organization. Microsoft 365 Copilot Wave 2: A New Copilot Experience
Effective April 8, 2025, Copilot in Azure is available. Accessible through the Azure Management Portal, Copilot is designed to assist you in answering questions, completing tasks, and exploring Azure services. What is Microsoft Copilot in Azure? Microsoft Copilot in Azure is an AI-powered assistant integrated into the Azure Management