Microsoft has never been one to shy away from revamping its apps, and it’s not like revamping is bad per se. But you have to do it well and you have the make sure the newer version is as good or better than the one it’s replacing if you want users to hop on board. That’s why so many are still sticking with the “classic” versions of Outlook and Teams. But Microsoft has already said that the classic version of Teams is going to stop working on July 1, so it’s...
