Built for today, designed for the future - The new Outlook for Windows is ready when you are

No it is not even close to us even considering site wide testing it is simply missing to much functionality we use. Also removing the word new from the app icon is a pain I have both installed so I can check in on new every now and then but now I have 2 near identical icons pinned to my taskbar. Also the comparison between the 2 version is missing many of the features of classic so the comparison is not a true indication of the difference between Outlook Professional (classic) and Outlook very amateur (new). Note: it is a lot less productive with the non existent multi monitor support.