Microsoft readies more modules for its Viva employee-experience suite

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Microsoft is readying yet more new modules for its Viva platform and is gearing up to make its first role-based Viva app, Viva Sales, generally available on Oct. 3.

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Microsoft readies more modules for its Viva employee-experience suite
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