Microsoft debuts new Office 365 app for bartenders, burger flippers<article>
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<p>Chances are you began your career busing tables, working retail, or doing IT work, carefully planning out your shifts week by week. A new Microsoft app for Office 365, called StaffHub, seeks to make this chore easier and replace the break room calendar. </p><p>At first glance, StaffHub seems like just another shared calendar from Outlook or the like. There are a couple of key differences, though: Workers can swap shifts themselves or ask others to cover for them. StaffHub’s also a messaging app, so, for instance, one cook can send another cook a message about an ingredient shipment that’s scheduled to arrive. (Microsoft didn’t say, but those employee-to-employee messages would presumably be monitored by an employer.) The other difference from your typical shared calendar, unfortunately, is the price: A company must be signed up with at least an Office 365 kiosk license to use it, which costs $4 per user, per month.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3124324/data-center-cloud/microsoft-debuts-new-office-365-app-for-bartenders-burger-flippers.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Microsoft debuts new Office 365 app for bartenders, burger flippers
