Friday, 31 July 2020

Microsoft Lists


Your smart information tracking app across Microsoft 365

 

Microsoft 365 apps - with the broader notion of difference between work management and task management:

 

• Microsoft Lists [Work management, work tracking] | Create, share and track structured information with the ability to create, collect, view, filter, sort, collaborate, share, etc. across status, life cycle, ownership, etc. Lists can further integrate with the Power Platform to design and build productivity apps alongside Power Apps (custom forms) and Power Automate (custom flows); think of Lists then as the underlying database for IW-led 'productivity apps.'

 

• Microsoft To Do [Task management] | For individuals - a complete view of all their tasks, including tasks assigned to them. It is their view on their tasks. When completed, tasks disappear.

 

• Microsoft Planner [Task management] | For the team; task management for the team; tasks assigned to individuals on the team. When completed, tasks disappear.

 

• Microsoft Tasks [Task management] | an app within Teams to help users manage and prioritize their work generated, aggregated tasks from across Microsoft’s portfolio of productivity and collaboration tools: Office docs, Planner plans, emails, chats, and more.

 

• Microsoft Excel [Analysis tool] | Create spreadsheets using built-in tools to help turn data into insights and to visualize via charts and graphs – to help calculate, analyze and predict. In Excel, the individual cell is the focus; related information sits next to each other. With Lists, an entire row is the collective focus; related information with each other. Note: You can import data from Excel, manage with the list and one-way export up-to-date info back in Excel or Power BI for further analysis.

 

On May 20, at the Build 2020 developer conference, Microsoft revealed “Lists,” the newest app for the Microsoft 355 subscription service.

 

Vision for Lists – to highlight how you use it to track issues, manage inventory, build out event agendas, report status, manage FAQs, and more.

 

  • Microsoft Lists home (web) and mobile app – Create new lists, share and access recent and favorite lists in one location

  • Microsoft Teams  Microsoft Lists – Create a new list or embed an existing list directly in a Teams channel - combining lists with side-by-side conversation


  • Ready-made templates help you get started quickly – Jumpstart common scenarios with preconfigured structure, forms, views, and formatting


  • Customizable views, smart rules, and sharing keep everyone in sync – Visualize your information, build if/then rules, and share with confidence



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