Real Project Online Migrations: What Worked, What Didn’t – A Conversation with Ira Brown
Real Project Online Migrations: What Worked, What Didn’t – A Conversation with Ira Brown
Project Online’s retirement is no longer a distant deadline, and many organizations have moved from weighing their options to actually making the switch. In this follow-up to our earlier conversation, Microsoft Project expert Ira Brown returns for a second discussion on transitioning away from Project Online, this time grounded in the migrations he and his team have completed since.

What You'll Learn
Key takeaways from this session
Compare the available migration paths from Project Online, including Project Server Subscription Edition, Planner Premium, Smartsheet, and standalone Microsoft Project, based on real migration outcomes
Evaluate the key factors that determine the right destination platform for a given organization
Apply lessons learned from completed migrations to plan and sequence their own transition
Anticipate common migration challenges and apply proven strategies to address them.
Earn PDU Credits
PMI Professional Development Units
Total PDUs Available
For credential maintenance
PDU Breakdown
Ways of Working
Technical & process skills
Business Acumen
Strategic & organizational
Power Skills
Leadership & interpersonal
Watch the complete webinar to claim your PDU credits and maintain your PMI certification.
About the Presenter
Ira Brown
Ira Brown is a leader in the field of project management and a recognized Microsoft Project expert, Project Widgets is well-known for offering add-on products for Microsoft Project and Project Online, as well as for creating custom solutions that meet their client's unique business requirements. This company continues to extend the scope and breadth of their offerings, thereby increasing the value they provide to customers, by creating Microsoft Project solutions that are tailored to an organization's unique needs. They even have several <a href="https://www.projectwidgets.com/widgets/">free, downloadable widgets</a> available on their <a href="https://www.projectwidgets.com/">website</a> that you can begin using right away.
