Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
I genuinely don't understand the rationale here. I can understand wanting to move away from desktop applications, but if you don't have feature parity, then you aren't doing it right.
This feature is one that I really care about, and I know a lot of my clients do as well. We have one client who has held off until the last minute with their "upgrade" to the New Outlook specifically because of this feature. That's 300 users stuck on old software and an IT team itching to pull the trigger on a switch to Google. We're force-feeding them the Kool-Aid and talking about Exchange and Teams and all that fun stuff, but they're starting to compare features...