MicrosoftSad to see the Planner/Project for the Web vendors rubbing their hands so gleefully. Those products just don't provide the features nor scale supported by ProjectServer and Project Online.
Microsoft needs to back track this statement and let their customers (new and old) get at least a 10 year return on their investment.
There are many customers (large and small) that only just started on Project Online. The retirement date needs to be 10 years from the date they stop selling, not the date they started selling.
13 months notice is horrifically unrealistic, and criminal.
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