Microsoft Planner

Microsoft Project Portfolio Management: After Microsoft Project Online

What Planner Premium inherited from Project Online, what has no successor at all, and the three ways organizations are closing the difference in 2026.

Microsoft PPM in 2026: The Four Options

Project Online retires this month. The four routes to Microsoft PPM in 2026, what each costs you in ownership, and where Copilot actually reaches.

How No/Low Code in Project for the Web Cuts Costs

No-code and low-code with Project for the web automate project management tasks without heavy up-front spend. What can be built with it, and how ROI improves.

How to Build PPM with Project for the Web

Doable steps for building a project portfolio management environment in Project for the web, including the customization an out-of-box deployment leaves out.

How to Create a Gantt Chart in MS Planner

Creating a Gantt chart from an MS Planner project timeline in three steps, including Planner's reporting limits and how connecting it to PPM Express works.

Portfolio Management for Microsoft Planner

Portfolio management for Microsoft Planner: task buckets, multiple timelines, customizable templates, and Gantt scheduling for team and personal work.

Microsoft Project vs. Planner: Which Is Better?

Microsoft Project vs Planner in 2024: Project handles scheduling and resource heavy work for larger teams, while Planner covers light tasks for small groups.

Time Reporting in Microsoft Planner: Is It Possible?

Microsoft Planner has no built-in time reporting, so teams turn to middleware or Project Online. What that gap costs and how PPM Express Time fills it.
Excel in Project Portfolio Management with the “What is PPM?” guide
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