Insights & Updates: Project Management Trends and Solutions

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

The retirement of Microsoft Project Online has left many organizations seeking solutions to ensure a smooth transition. If you're navigating this change, you're not alone. This blog delves into the key takeaways from our recent webinar, "Project Online Retirement: Your Guide to a Smooth Transition," hosted by Gaurav Wason and Jenn Penn, who guided the participants through everything they need to know about migrating from Project Online to the solution that best fits their org

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)