Microsoft Planner — the work management complement to Office 365 — was made available as a preview in December 2015, but has entered ‘general availability’, meaning it will become ...

Microsoft has started rolling out its lightweight project-management tool, Office 365 Planner, to participants in the First Release testing program.

Microsoft Planner, a collaboration and project management platform released this week to beef up Office 365, will make the market's leading cloud-based office productivity suite more versatile and ...

Yesterday, Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) released a preview of its Planner technology to those participating in the Office 365 First Release program.

Microsoft Planner uses the Office 365 Groups capability. It will automatically create a Group, which shows information about resources and people in an organization.

Microsoft has announced the general availability of the Planner app for Office 365 users on both Android and iOS. The app was already available for the latter since a couple of weeks.

Planner’s most obvious strength lies in its integration with other Office 365 tools, such as Teams and Project. For example, it is possible to link a Project Online task to Planner .

In September last year, Microsoft launched Planner, a project management/team collaboration app, as a part of its Office 365 suite of applications.Originally available only to select customers ...

Microsoft has announced a new project management app for premium, business and educational subscribers to Office 365, simply known as Microsoft Planner. The company says that access to the new app ...

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Microsoft today launched Office 365 Planner, a new project-management tool for teams. The company will be rolling out Planner worldwide to Office 365 users, including Office 365 Enterprise E1–E5 ...

Planner is considered one of Microsoft's next-generation "portals," which builds on top of its Office Graph. (Other planners include the Office 365 video portal and the currently on-hold Infopedia ...