Microsoft to show how Windows 'powers the future of hybrid work'

I am betting we hear and see the long-rumored "One Outlook" client codenamed "Monarch" at this event. Last I heard, Microsoft planned to make available its new Outlook mail and calendar release this spring in preview with its Insider testers and ultimately integrate the new Outlook into Windows, starting slowly and maybe as early as this fall. Last I heard, Microsoft plans to gradually replace the built-in Windows Mail and Calendar client with the new Outlook.   

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This also seems like a chance for Microsoft to talk more in-depth about how it is changing its Defender security product for Windows. The new Microsoft Defender for Windows security product, which is codenamed "Gibraltar", is designed to protect a 'family' group of devices. Microsoft just made a preview of this new security client available to Insiders in the Dev Channel. This new Defender is designed for consumers, but Microsoft seemingly is working to make sure it has consumer versions of its business services, bolstering its claim that there is no longer a clear home/work divide in terms of PC use.