Planner gives Microsoft 365 users a built-in task-management tool that small teams can use to track plans, tasks, and progress. Here’s our guide to using Planner on the web and within Microsoft Teams.

Managing projects can often feel like juggling too many balls at once—deadlines, team coordination, task prioritization, and unexpected roadblocks can quickly pile up. If you’ve ever found yourself ...

Microsoft has announced a new work management app called the Microsoft Planner. It seems very similar to Trello and Asana, two of the most widely used work management apps these days, along with a ...

Microsoft Planner is designed to be a place where team members collaboratively manage and discuss work, using the kanban method. To get Planner, you have to subscribe to an Office 365 business grade ...

What if your system possessed the built-in capability to create Templates with pre-existing tasks (like in Word/Excel) instead of having you to create every plan from scratch? I bet, it would be quite ...

Configuring and updating Task Progress in Microsoft Planner doesn’t have to be a complex process. All you must do is assign them to the right individuals and then, check their status when needed. This ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Microsoft Planner is a lightweight kanban-style ...

How to create a Gantt chart when your project data is in Microsoft Planner Your email has been sent When your tasks are in Microsoft Planner and you need Gantt charts, take a look at this third-party ...

Microsoft offers powerful work and project management tools under the Planner and Project brands designed for businesses deeply integrated into the Microsoft ecosystem. While this software provides ...

Though smaller, standalone project management rivals have gained in popularity, Microsoft’s ability to bundle Planner with other Office apps give it a big foot in the enterprise door. Microsoft’s ...