M365 Updates: Microsoft Changes Support & Release Cadence
- Microsoft is increasing the feature rollback period for its monthly support plan, now allowing companies two months to revert updates if issues arise.
- The company is discontinuing the preview of the Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel,which provided twice-yearly feature updates for devices running automated tasks without manual intervention.
- microsoft stated on its support page that organizations should migrate devices to either the Current Channel or Monthly Enterprise Channel to maintain security, support, and early access to...
Microsoft is shaking up its M365 support and release cadence. Specifically, Microsoft now gives businesses two months to roll back updates, offering a longer safety net for feature implementations in mainstream environments. This change arrives alongside the end of the Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel preview. Users running automated tasks are thus urged to swiftly migrate to either the Current Channel or Monthly Enterprise Channel for continued security and support, including early access to new features. News Directory 3 keeps you abreast of critical updates. Discover what’s next for M365 apps.
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Updated June 8, 2025
Microsoft is increasing the feature rollback period for its monthly support plan, now allowing companies two months to revert updates if issues arise. This change encourages organizations to implement features in mainstream environments wiht an extended safety net.
The company is discontinuing the preview of the Semi-Annual Enterprise Channel,which provided twice-yearly feature updates for devices running automated tasks without manual intervention.
microsoft stated on its support page that organizations should migrate devices to either the Current Channel or Monthly Enterprise Channel to maintain security, support, and early access to new features.