The company analyzed data from users of Microsoft 365 services — which include Outlook and PowerPoint — globally between ...

Microsoft warns that AI could make chaotic workdays even worse without structural changes to how companies manage time and ...

Microsoft's new analysis reveals a growing trend among office workers experiencing an 'infinite workday', working from dawn ...

Work Trend Index Special Report warns that more people are now trapped in a seemingly infinite workday. It starts at 6 am, ...

"This points to a larger truth: the modern workday for many has no clear start or finish," Microsoft concluded. "As business ...

Microsoft discovered this emerging trend after analysing globally aggregated and anonymised Microsoft 365 productivity ...

4️⃣ Infinite workday: New research by Microsoft finds that the average worker is interrupted every two minutes by a meeting, ...

Humanity is inching closer to the “infinite workday,” a new report from Microsoft warns. The tech giant’s analysis, examining ...

Workers around the world are having a hard time keeping up with overflowing inboxes, late-night meetings and work that floods into the weekends, a new report from Microsoft reveals.

Automating existing processes provides limited gains. Bigger leaps come from new workflows and organizational structures.

Microsoft says the workday has no clear end. However, AI could help, only if we rethink how we work going forward.

AI could accelerate burnout and chaos at work unless companies fundamentally change how they manage time and priorities, Microsoft warns in a new report. The tech giant’s Work Trend Index… Read More ...