Project for the Web

Creating effective OKRs can be challenging, especially during the initial stages of implementation. It may require several iterations to reach a level of practice. However, remember that OKRs are rooted in agile principles, and iteration and reflection are key parts of the process.

By investing in and adopting the right PPM solution, the NHS can ensure better patient care, optimal utilisation of resources, and improved collaboration. Ultimately, the incorporation of the right project management tools reinforces the NHS's commitment to delivering high-quality healthcare services to its patients while remaining adaptable and resilient in the face of challenges.

This article will provide you with guidance on creating a well-structured and realistic project schedule, including tips for estimating project timelines, managing dependencies, and handling unexpected changes. Ready to make a start?

Microsoft Project for the web, is the latest in a long line of PPM solutions and quickly becoming the go-to solution for PMO’s and project teams generally, especially if they are already using the wider Microsoft 365 platform. So, this handy article will provide some essential context around the latest version of Project, but before we move on to the present, let’s take a brief journey thorough the evolution of the iconic solution.

Learn more about the PMO portal which sits in Project Online/Project for the Web as an area for members of the project management community.

Managing a project is not about avoiding mistakes at all costs, it’s about learning from them and not repeating them. As well as mistakes, we also learn from successes. It’s therefore important as Project practitioners to ensure that we also maximise project successes.

What should a winning project status report contain and how do you create one? We share hints and tips to do this successfully.

What is Project for the Web? Project for the Web is Microsoft's most recent offering for cloud-based work and project management. It provides simple, powerful work management capabilities and can [...]

When a project reaches completion, we recommend the users to follow the Project Closure procedure. This is to ensure that the tasks, assignments etc do not affect the users and reports. [...]

We’re often asked about the recommended approach to managing programmes, sub-portfolios or even larger projects in Project Online. Whilst there is no built-in hierarchy to exploit, we are able to create this parent-child [...]

Projects like most things generate a lot of data, however, we’re not talking about the Twitter kind of data, apparently, 350 million tweets are sent every minute! We’re referring to the type of [...]

By now the chances are that you have heard about Microsoft Project Plan 1, aka Project for The Web, the ‘Reimagined Project’, which builds on the legacy that started back in 1984 with the [...]