Written by Jeremy Cottino
Jeremy Cottino, PMP, ITIL certified, is a senior project manager with eight years of experience in project planning/scheduling and management of large IS/IT projects for multinational companies. He's also a technology enthusiast and Microsoft Project MVP. Visit Jeremy's blog or email him at jcottino@hotmail.com.
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Jeremy Cottino
Thanks Rob for this comment, I think the usage of Planner for Agile project is a great point this is where I think this tool brings a very good value.
Jeremy Cottino
For sure for bigger projects, or as soon as you need to manage resource allocations of budget, you must use Project.
Jeremy Cottino
Great positioning of your tool, very good idea 🙂
Jigs Gaton
Thx. Don’t use an Office 356 sub that supports Planner, so I always wondered what it did. But seems like another wasted opportunity to produce a planning tool that takes advantage of MS Project data types. I’m assuming none of the above can be imported nor exported to MS Project 2016?