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Today our new Microsoft 365 Roadmap is live! We are excited to share this new version of our roadmap, that brings together Office 365, Enterprise Mobility + Security, and Windows 10 into one destination.
In addition to retaining all the current information and functionality of the existing Office 365 Roadmap, we’ve updated our site design to improve the user experience.
With the new Microsoft 365 Roadmap, you’ll be able to:
- Utilize new search filters such as product, cloud instance, and platform.
- View additional information for the features on the Roadmap, including whether the feature is deploying in Targeted Release, preview, specialized cloud instances, or worldwide. This information will be located on the feature card, or available via search in the Roadmap.
- Leverage new RSS capabilities through a custom link on the Roadmap web page. Using the RSS features feed you can subscribe to be notified of real-time feature updates, and view the notification in Outlook, supported browsers or mobile readers. Power users can use various tools to automate the handling of RSS updates to integrate them into their own 3rd party services.
Other notable changes: - The existing Office 365 URL (https://products.office.com/business/office-365-roadmap) will be replaced with a new Microsoft 365 Roadmap URL (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap). The existing Office 365 Roadmap URL will automatically redirect to the new page.
- The "previously released" category will become the “launched” category. Launched features will remain in the “launched” category for six months after going live.
We have redirects in place so that the deep links in any existing Message Center posts will continue to function, and any bookmarks you have set to the Roadmap will continue to work.