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Project Online retires September 30, 2026, and Eric and Jeff Christoph make the case that the smartest move is a complete desktop project-controls environment, not a one-for-one swap.

Learn to spot a Catch-22 project, where contradictory requirements make progress impossible, and how to reframe the structure so your team can move forward.

Learn how leaders can maintain humanity in technology-driven workplaces through emotional intelligence, role clarity, psychological safety, and meaningful recognition.

Erik van Hurck shares four pillars for a successful Project Online migration, covering scope, data prep, execution, and user adoption from real enterprise experience.

Projects misbehave because people behave normally — Ronald B. Smith explains why experienced PMs stop being surprised and start building systems that bend without breaking.

Trace the evolution of network diagrams from PERT and CPM to today’s MS Project view, then preview how Activity-on-Edge modeling reshapes schedule logic.

Discover five ways to extend your Microsoft Project Desktop data into reporting, automation, and the Power Platform — without disrupting project managers.

Ronald B. Smith uses the humble toilet paper roll to unpack six enduring truths about preparation, quality, and the invisible work of project management.

Learn the difference between a risk meeting and a risk workshop, and why structured risk workshops help project teams identify owners, define actions, and protect project outcomes.