I received this from the standard Office 365 Message Center email address just earlier today. Looks like the changes are coming next month. Though, we know very little about those changes, I hope they start to release demos, videos, conduct education sessions now in advance. I will attend as many as possible! We are pleased to inform you that the new project management experience, as a part of the new Project service, will be rolling out to your tenant, starting in October 2019. As announced in our last Ignite blog, https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/blog/2018/09/25/a-new-vision-for-modern-work-management-with-microsoft-project/, the release marks the next chapter for Microsoft Project. With this fresh, re-energized project management experience, your teams can use a simple, yet powerful tool to manage work – from quick projects to complex initiatives. Designed for collaboration, Project makes it easy for anyone to contribute to a project and share updates across the team. And because Project is now built on the Microsoft Power Platform, you have the flexibility to customize and extend your solution to best suit your business needs. This message is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=&featureid=54641. In the future, you will be receiving these kinds of communications as we continue to roll-out more capabilities. As a preview for the next communication, the name of your subscription will change as follows: - Project Online Professional will become Project Plan 3
- Project Online Premium will be become Project Plan 5
This update will be effective at the end of October 2019. There are no actions for you to take or costs to incur associated with this update. A formal reminder will be sent to you at the end of September 2019. [How does this affect me?] You and your users will see the new project management experience, part of new Project, appear in your Project Home. The new Project service will share the same subscription as your current Project Online service. To get started, go into Project Home, click the “New blank project” button and begin to build your project. [What do I need to do to prepare for this change?] There is nothing you need to do but we recommend updating your training and documentation as appropriate. To get started, go into Project Home, click the “New blank project” button for the new Project service and begin to build your project. We welcome your feedback so please provide it either by clicking on the black “Feedback” button in the lower right-hand corner of the project canvas or go to https://microsoftproject.uservoice.com/forums/914203-project. |