A new event page on Microsoft’s official website shows that the company will hold a Windows event for its business customers on April 5, local time, called “Windows Powers the Future of Hybrid Office”. Microsoft said it will provide an in-depth look at the exciting future of the hybrid office and how Windows is driving business customers.
Microsoft Chief Product Officer Panos Panay will host the keynote, and given that this is an event aimed at business Windows customers, guess the event will focus on Windows security, productivity and management features designed to make the workplace better to use and deploy Windows.
The event will take place online on Tuesday, April 5th at 8:00 AM PT (0:00 AM GMT on April 6th). At the moment, there is not much other information about the event.
Last year, Microsoft held a big Windows event to announce Windows 11, and that event was largely aimed at consumers and prosumers rather than business customers. While there is a Windows 11 release for businesses, it’s not Microsoft’s focus, as most businesses typically wait at least a few years before adopting the latest version of Windows.
As Windows 11 continues to evolve, Microsoft is slowly starting to emphasize that the operating system is the best choice for enterprise and business customers still running Windows 10. As new features and enhancements designed for these customers are in progress, Microsoft plans to hold It would also be natural for an event to highlight these developments.