MC567479 · Microsoft Viva, Microsoft Teams, Yammer, Microsoft 365 Suite, Microsoft 365 Experts
From Microsoft Corporation
Technical Bulletin MC567479 · Published Jun 2, 2023
Message Summary
Campaigns in Viva Engage is launching three new features: campaign hub, search category for campaigns, and executive sponsorship for campaigns. Users will be able to discover and find campaigns. Leaders will be able to sponsor the campaigns they support. Campaigns that have executive sponsors will also show up in Leadership Corner.
This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap IDs: 124952 and 124953
When this will happen:
Rollout will begin in mid-June and expect to be complete by late June.
How this will affect your organization:
The campaign discovery hub in Viva Engage will help users explore and discover campaigns.
In the hub, they’ll find:
- Top campaigns – trending campaigns that the user is currently not following
- Sponsored campaigns – campaigns that are sponsored by leaders
- Browse all campaigns – shows all active and ending campaigns
The user can “Follow” active campaigns or learn more about a campaign on its landing page.
Users can access the hub by clicking on “Discover more” from two entry points:
- Top Campaigns card in the home feed right rail
- Followed Campaigns card on a storyline profile page
Users can search for a campaign by using the Viva Engage search bar.
Note: This search is based on a prefix search to provide more relevant information. Search campaigns results show campaign hashtag, description, followers count, official symbol, color theme and cover image.
The newly added Executive sponsors enables leaders in an organization to sponsor and support campaigns. Corporate communicators (campaign managers) of an organization can manually add leaders as executive sponsors. Once added, executive sponsors will be notified in Viva Engage and Outlook.
What you need to do to prepare:
Inform premium users of these features. Nothing specific to prepare.
