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Project October 30, 2017

Introducing new ways to work in Microsoft Project

With agile in Project, you can choose the methodology that makes sense for your project, while integration with Planner lets you connect Project tasks to a Planner plan.

Project April 3, 2017

Create and manage up to 30,000 projects in Project Online

Project Online now allows you to create and manage up to 30,000 projects—six times as many as before. We’re also adding more project sites and introducing performance enhancements that help you find the project data you need faster.

Project October 5, 2016

Project updates at Ignite 2016

Learn about Project news and announcements at Ignite 2016; sessions are now available online.

Project September 20, 2016

Announcing the availability of Office 365 Project Time Reporter

The Office 365 Project Time Reporter iOS app announced last fall is now available in the Apple Store. This app enables team members to submit timesheets and report progress on tasks tracked in Project Online.

Project May 5, 2016

Project Server 2016—born in the cloud

We’re pleased to announce general availability of Project Server 2016, which provides significant project and portfolio management (PPM) value to our on-premises customers.

Project April 19, 2016

New Office 365 Project Portfolio Dashboard apps are live

The Project Portfolio Dashboard apps announced last fall are now available in the Apple and Office app stores! These apps come pre-configured with powerful dashboards allowing business leaders, portfolio managers and project managers to gain insights into areas such as resource utilization, project portfolio performance, costs, active risks/issues and key milestones.

Project March 16, 2016

Project Server 2016 RTM is now available

Today marks Release to Manufacturing (RTM) of Project Server 2016, an important milestone in the delivery of a comprehensive project and portfolio management (PPM) on-premises solution.

Project December 3, 2015

3 new enhancements to Project Online

Stay informed with email notifications, reference projects by ID and take advantage of the increased custom field limits for reporting.

Project September 30, 2015

What’s new in Project 2016

We are excited to announce availability of Project 2016. This release includes significant updates to Project Professional, Project Pro for Office 365 and Project Online. Project 2016 delivers on some of the most requested capabilities: Resource Engagements and Resource Capacity Planning. Supporting these key capabilities are enhancements such as new Resource Plans, Capacity heat maps and a brand new experience for resource managers.

Project September 15, 2015

Project Server 2016 IT Preview is now available

Today we are excited to announce the availability of the Project Server 2016 IT Preview. We have worked very hard over the past three years to bring you the latest and greatest innovations to Project Online—our project and portfolio management solution in the cloud—and incorporate feedback from customers into Project Server 2016. Project Server 2016 IT Preview provides an initial view of what's to come.

Project July 14, 2015

A unified scheduling engine and API in Project Online and Project Server 2016

With Project Server 2013 and Project Online, we replaced our server-side scheduling engine with the Project Calculation Service (PCS), bringing the power of the Project Professional scheduling engine to the browser. To continue unifying our scheduling and extensibility platforms, the legacy server-side scheduling engine will be fully removed from Project Server 2016 and Project Online, along with the Project class methods of the PSI. CSOM is the future of PWA extensibility. —Read on to learn more!

Project June 19, 2015

Resource Engagements—coming soon to Project 2016

In listening to your feedback, we’ve learned that resource managers and project managers find it challenging to agree on and assign resources for specific projects and tasks. With no clear way to track who is working where, who is over-allocated—and with crossed lines of communication, things can start to break down. —Read on to see how we addressed these challenges in the next update of Project.

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