Microsoft Planner — the work management complement to Office 365 — was made available as a preview in December 2015, but has… ...

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 ...

Before the holiday break, I wrote a column about an Office 365 app called Planner. Planner is a lightweight project management app that looks and feels a lot like Trello. At the time that I wrote ...

Project Management With Office 365 Planner Microsoft’s announcement of Office 365 Planner will give project teams a more visual approach to managing tasks and projects.

Though smaller, standalone project management rivals have gained in popularity, Microsoft’s ability to bundle Planner with other Office apps give it a big foot in the enterprise door.

While there are many tools out there that will help you keep on top of your tasks and assignments, Office 365 Planner integrates useful collaboration tools in its offering.

Microsoft is now rolling out free access to Planner, its project management app, to all users of its Office 365 productivity suite.

Microsoft launches project management app Planner for all Office 365 users Organize your tasks, monitor your teams, follow their progress.

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

The project collaboration tools will make Office 365 'stickier' with customers, Microsoft partners say, and take on popular platforms like Asana and Slack.

Office 365 Planner Codenamed "Highlander", Microsoft executives describe this app as a lightweight project management tool. They believe it is set to become one of Office 365's next-gen portals.

Microsoft has announced a new project management app for premium, business and educational subscribers to Office 365, simply known as Microsoft Planner.