Microsoft has no shortage of productivity apps, but one of its most genuinely useful tools is also one of the easiest to miss. If you subscribe to Microsoft 365, you already have access to Microsoft ...

Microsoft Planner, a collaboration and project management platform released this week to beef up Office 365, will make the market's leading cloud-based office productivity suite more versatile and ...

Microsoft has added a planning application for Office 365 business and enterprise subscriptions that's useful for managing group projects and tasks. As Microsoft continues to build on the applications ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Microsoft today launched Office 365 Planner, a new project-management ...

Why Microsoft has Project and Planner and how they’re converging Your email has been sent Not everyone wants to be a project manager but Microsoft wants to make it less painful when team task ...

Microsoft has started rolling out a preview of its Planner technology to those participating in the Office 365 First Release program, officials announced on December 14. Planner, which was codenamed ...

You might not know that Microsoft has a full-featured task management tool, like Asana, Trello, Motion, and AirTable. It's called Microsoft Planner, and even though it's getting a new design and more ...

Microsoft’s Project and Planner tools are continuously evolving to meet the changing needs of project management in a global and distributed work environment. With a host of new features and ...

This week, Microsoft revealed that its new Planner app will be coming to the web very soon, and Outlook will support the reading of emails in Narrator. Welcome back once again to the Microsoft 365 ...

I have always thought of Microsoft Planner as being the most underrated of all the Microsoft 365 apps. While Planner is admittedly somewhat simplistic, it works really well for basic task management.