Microsoft's Fluid Framework is similar to Google Docs, except that it integrates with other Office365 applications, including Teams, and allows people to embed various other objects into the docs. It was first announced last year, and released as a preview for enterprise Office365 customers just this past week. I've been playing around with it, and while it's still a bit clunky, it feels like something that could evolve into a power workspace type tool. Think Google Wave, but without Google's awkward user interface. See also: TechCrunch. If you're on Office365, here's more information and the instructions to get started.
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