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Updated Jul 16, 2018
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We have been a long time user of Project Sites and have experienced great value in their collaborative features. Over time we have developed a custom project site template that contains the delivered features, but with issue and risk details as well as custom list for requirements, change orders, etc. However, with the recent rise of Teams I also see great advantage in using Teams in conjunction with Project Online. We have added tabs to Teams to show specific information e.g. schedule , issues, etc. Once we get Skype for Business federation with Teams our adoption will accelerate.
We are considering moving from using Project sites to Teams sites and add issues, risks, etc. That way when someone adds a document to Teams it is posted to the site. Similarly, the OneNote section would be uses for Project notes, etc..
Questions:
- What is the future of Project sites as it relates to Teams?
- Is our approach correct or should we wait because there will be something coming that will provide better integration between Project Online and Teams?