Insights & Updates: Project Management Trends and Solutions

Migrating away from Microsoft Project Online can feel overwhelming, especially when years of project data, financials, and reporting are involved. One of the first questions organizations ask is whether they should move everything at once or take a more gradual route. This is where the debate between Big Bang and Phased migration begins.   Both approaches can work beautifully when done right. The real challenge lies in choosing the one that fits your business reality. In thi

With Project Online set to retire by late 2026, PMOs face a critical decision. Should they move to Project Server Subscription or rethink their entire PPM strategy? This blog breaks down key differences, technical and cost considerations, and long-term implications, helping organizations decide whether to maintain legacy systems or transition to modern, cloud-native portfolio management solutions built for the future.

Migrating from Project Online can be challenging, but avoiding common pitfalls like mapping inaccuracies, insufficient data cleanup, and failed migrations can make the process smoother. Proper data mapping, thorough cleanup, and clearly defined requirements are essential for a successful migration. Project Made Easy offers expert services to guide you through each step, ensuring accurate data transfer, improved system performance, and a seamless transition. Schedule a consult

With Microsoft Project Online officially set for retirement on September 30, 2026, organizations have a critical window to build a strong business case for migration. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to frame quantitative and qualitative ROI, assess risk avoidance, and drive adoption to make the migration decision clear, compelling, and credible. Why this migration matters  Legacy deadlines and strategic implications  Microsoft’s announcement: Project Online (cloud)

Microsoft has officially announced that Project Online will retire in September 2026.  For organizations that have relied on this platform to manage projects, portfolios, and resources, the news can feel overwhelming. The good news? You have options—and you don’t have to navigate them alone. At Project Made Easy, we’ve been preparing for this moment. The Project Made Easy team have been helping organizations map their digital transformation paths and project and portfolio man