In terms of how Microsoft wants Chromebook users to get access to Office and Outlook, the plan is for customers to, “…sign in with their personal Microsoft Account or account associated with their Microsoft 365 subscription,” according to the statement. The web approach is also more optimized for larger screens than the app.
The Microsoft web experience will serve to transition its base of Chromebook users to the Microsoft 365 service, which provides more Office templates and generally more functionality than what the app-based approach provides. Microsoft’s statement also noted that “this transition brings Chromebook customers access to additional and premium features.” “In an effort to provide the most optimized experience for Chromebook customers, Microsoft apps (Office and Outlook) will be transitioned to web experiences ( and ) on September 18, 2021,” Microsoft wrote in a statement emailed to TechCrunch. Expect an even hotter AI venture capital market in the wake of the Microsoft-Nuance deal
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