Modernize your project management now without disrupting your project operations: Microsoft will retire Project Online on September 30, 2026, marking a significant shift for organizations relying on it for Project and Portfolio Management (PPM). While the date may seem distant, planning your next step
In 2026, a list of Microsoft products, for example Microsoft Office Apps from 2016 and 2019, will reach their End of Support on scheduled dates. Hence, there will be no new security updates, non-security updates, free or paid assisted support options or online technical content updates. The following products and releases, governed
On September 30, 2026, Microsoft Project Online will officially retire. This affects only the cloud-based Project Online service – not Project Desktop, Project Server, or Microsoft Planner. Why Project Online is retiring Project Online’s legacy architecture limits innovation. Microsoft is shifting focus to Planner, Project Server
Be reminded that in September and October of 2025, some major Microsoft solutions will reach their retirement. Therefore, we want to help you plan ahead and migrate in time with this list of upcoming product retirements: Product End date End type More information
Between late April and early September 2025, Microsoft is fully integrating Microsoft Project for the web into the new Microsoft Planner experience. This change follows the 2024 naming updates and now introduces functional and platform-level changes. What is Changing? Between late April and early September 2025, the
Effective September 18, 2024, Microsoft’s Project Plan 3 is now called Planner and Project Plan 3, and Project Plan 5 changed to Planner and Project Plan 5. This comes after Project Plan 1 was renamed as Planner Plan 1 back in April 2024. These
Microsoft has made an adjustment to its suite of productivity tools, specifically in the project management domain. Project Plan 1, which was previously a standalone offering, has now been rebranded as Planner Plan 1. What is Planner Plan 1? Planner Plan 1 is designed to simplify
In 2023, a list of Microsoft products will be moving from Mainstream to Extended Support on scheduled dates. Extended Support includes security updates at no cost, and paid non-security updates and support. Additionally, Microsoft will not accept requests for design changes or new features
Effective mid-Febraury, 2022, customers and individuals without global or billing admin rights can sign up for Microsoft Project or Microsoft Visio 30-day trials before directly purchasing subscriptions or engaging their IT procurement team. This means that existing business sign-in details can be used to