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The planner premium tag brings together coverage of Microsoft’s evolving project and work-management services, including the retirement of Project for the web and the Project and Roadmap apps in Teams. Recent coverage clarifies that these services were retired on August 1, 2025 and folded into Microsoft Planner, rather than being scheduled for the September 30, 2026 retirement of Project Online. The archive is especially relevant to organizations planning migrations, preserving project data, and testing workflows for bids, resource planning, and master schedules. Use this planner premium page to follow practical context around Microsoft’s service changes and the distinctions between related project-management products.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Planner Conditional Coloring: September GA License Scope Unclear

    Microsoft has added a September 2026 general-availability target for “Planner: Conditional Coloring,” roadmap item 569476, promising visual highlights for tasks matching selected criteria such as priority, status, and other task details. The useful part for IT teams is the prospective...
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    Microsoft Project Online Retires September 30, 2026: Migration Guide

    Microsoft Project Online will retire on September 30, 2026, leaving construction firms that use its Project Web App environment barely 10 weeks to choose a replacement, archive their data and test the workflows that keep bids, resource plans and master schedules moving. The deadline is real, but...
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