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Main guide4 October 2026
Microsoft Project Online Has Retired: Practical Alternatives for Small Teams
Microsoft Project Online was officially retired on 30 September 2026. Discover what this shutdown means, how the modern Microsoft ecosystem compares, and which lighter alternatives fit small teams best.
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Task dependenciesWhat a task dependency is, which types there are and how to use them so each task starts when the previous one is done, without overcomplicating things.Coming soon
Gantt charts and critical pathHow to read and build a Gantt chart, what the critical path is and when each view helps you plan a project.Coming soon
Dates and estimatesHow to estimate how long each task takes, know when a project will finish and explain a delay with data.Coming soon
Templates and examplesSample project plans for everyday cases, such as a renovation, a launch or an event, with their steps and dependencies.Coming soon
ComparisonsComparisons of project management tools with the date they were checked, the sources and what each one does best.1 article
Freelancers and agenciesHow to plan, track hours and get paid for projects when you work for yourself or in a small agency.Coming soon
AI, API and MCPHow to connect AI assistants, an API or webhooks to your projects and tasks, and what to consider before you do.Coming soon
SprintsSprints for small teams, outside software too: how to plan them and what to do with the work that's left over.Coming soon
tokidu updatesWhat changes in tokidu: new features and improvements, with the date they arrive.Coming soon

Project management guides and news

Microsoft Project Online Has Retired: Practical Alternatives for Small Teams

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