Welcome back once again to the Microsoft 365 Roadmap weekly update, showing you some highlights of upcoming productivity features. This week has more new entries than usual, so let's get to it.

The productivity app formerly known as Microsoft Project is now part of Microsoft Planner, an app recently redesigned to help anyone who is looking to organize their day, tasks, and projects. It ...

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 Teams: This is how To Do and Planner combine in the new Tasks app Your email has been sent For many years, Microsoft has had isolated tasks in different systems: Outlook, OneNote, Project, ...

The Planner app will include premium features that enable more in-depth project management, as Microsoft moves to offer a broad range of functionality within one tool. Microsoft plans to integrate the ...

Microsoft To Do is the easiest of the task management apps from Microsoft. The app lets you prioritize and complete the most important things every day. If you are working on a project solo, then ...

Microsoft has officially confirmed its plans to revamp the Microsoft Planner to-do app, aiming to enhance project management services for small teams and businesses. This announcement follows recent ...

Planner in Teams began to roll out in general availability earlier this month and is a task management tool designed to facilitate project management and collaboration among teams and rolls up ...

Microsoft To-do for Android received an update back in April that brought with it integration for Microsoft Planner, the company’s task and project management tool for organizations. Today, that ...

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 ...

5 tips for using Microsoft’s To Do task-tracking app on Macs, iPhones and iPads Your email has been sent It’s typically not a question whether you use a task management program but which app you use.