Scott Stiles and Allen Filush Then Outlook Desktop 2013 Outlook for Mac 2011 OWA MOWA for iOS and Android Outlook in the last year Now Outlook Desktop 2016 Outlook for Mac 2016 OWA Outlook on iOS and Android ID: 804480
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Outlook on Mobile Devices
Scott Stiles and Allen Filush
Slide2Then
Outlook Desktop 2013
Outlook for Mac 2011 OWAMOWA for iOS and Android
Outlook in the last year
Now
Outlook Desktop 2016
Outlook for Mac 2016
OWA
Outlook on iOS and Android
Universal Outlook on Windows10
Slide3Strong position
Desktop machines
Email, @ work
Balance sheet
Slide4Population
Impact
Users * Time = Engagement
Slide5Outlook
keeps me from missing things
, helps me prioritize what’s most sensitive and important.
- Matt (33)
Outlook is my
one stop for everything
– it’s a
single management tool
for me.
-
Vinay
(28)
Without Outlook
, I’d feel like I am
losing control
in a way.
- Lauren (25)
Outlook is like
my admin, my own personal assistant
. It keeps me on track, keeps me updated and reminds of what I need to do. - Aparna (26)
Slide62012
2013
2014
20152016
Worldwide email accounts (M)
3,375
3,606
3,843
4,087
4,337
Corporate email accounts
850
918
991
1,070
1,151
% corporate email
25%
25%
26%26%
27%Consumer email accounts2,5252,6882,8523,0173,186% consumer email75%
75%74%74%73%
April 2012 The
Radicati
Group
Most of the world’s email traffic comes from the corporate world. In 2012, the number of businesses emails sent and received per day total 89 billion. This figure is expected to grow at an average annual rate of 13% over the next four years, reaching over 143 billion by year-end 2016.
Email usage continues to grow
Slide7Strong position
Desktop machines
Email, @ work
Balance sheet
Challenges
Mobile device explosion
Didn’t own experience on Mobile
Cross platform
Competition
Slide8Email has gone mobile
Slide9Confident
Connected
Effective
Keep
Reenergize
Bridge to the
future
+
Attract
Speak her language
Work to personal
Customer
Slide10Continue to deliver Enterprise value in Outlook Desktop and OWA
Deliver authentic and native Outlook apps on all devices
Strategic
approach, Outlook
Outlook Everywhere: We’re
building an Outlook Ecosystem
Slide11Mobile first, Cloud first
Slide12Service/Server-first
Pick the right first app end point (it will depend)
Learn, iterate, perfectExpand to all apps when proven
Outlook development model
Slide13Outlook, tuned for device
For more, check out our Design panel 10:00 in E269
Slide14Demo: iOS and Android
Slide15iOS and Android
Acompli ->Outlook
Fast
native client for Android and iOS, very highly rated
Ticks all of the basic “Outlook” boxes
Small team, moving fast
Focus, near term:
Basic IT
Simple design convergence
Scale
5-star app store ratings
Slide16Demo: Windows10
Slide17Universal Outlook Mail & Calendar
Replace
Win 8.x Mail & Calendar apps in Threshold Desktop & MobileDesigned for MobileGreat across phone, 2in1, Laptop, PC, touch, mouse, keyboardFast, Beautiful, Rich OutlookUniversal Mail & Calendar are not
replacements for Win32 Outlook on PCsWindows Phone and PC
Slide18Universal Outlook: Available to Windows Insiders today
iOS and Android, via the app store
How to learn more
Slide19Appendix