Microsoft introduces boards in Office Delve
News|13 February 2015
Microsoft has introduced boards in Office Delve — a new way to organise and share work.
In Delve, you can use boards to group together and share related documents. For example, you can create a board to collect and organise all documents related to a specific project your team is working on. Everyone in your organisation can view and contribute to an existing board or create a board — but they can only see and open documents that they have permission to access.
Read more on the Office blog.
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