Teams (and apps like that) are the place where work happens in the future. They are not (just) about chatting with your coworkers. Both Microsoft and Slack are

Teams (and apps like that) are the place where work happens in the future. They are not (just) about chatting with your coworkers. Both Microsoft and Slack are busy building them as platforms. Instead of getting a notification link and jumping to another app, you will take your actions inside Slack/Teams. On Microsoft side Fluid [1] is the technology that will enable this. Expect to see Fluid components from various app that allow users to perform tasks inside Teams. Microsoft has also bought other Sharepoint like functionality to Teams. You can have wikis and share documents there. I’ve long thought that the best-of-breed tools like Slack, Dropbox and Zoom will have hard time as individual offerings. Some consolidation would make sense for me. [1] https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/get-started-with-fluid-framework-preview-d05278db-b82b-4d1f-8523-cf0c9c2fb2df https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/get-started-with-...