Category: Project for the Web

Project for the Web was released in October 2019. It’s a modern way of looking at scheduling and it lives on top of the Common Data Service. We can use the CDS to make easy connections with other (Microsoft) applications.

As an example, we can easily connect to it using Model Driven Power Apps or analyzing the data using Power BI.

In this Category on The Project Corner Blog I have gathered all articles dedicated to this service. I hope you will enjoy reading about it.

Project Home, Roadmap and now the new Project for the Web

At the time of writing there’s a considerable buzz happening around “something new” to the Microsoft PPM offering. You might have seen Project Home and Roadmap already. And just recently (as of October 2019) a new Project experience is introduced: Project for the Web.

And a little disclaimer: I started this post end of November 2019 but due to a busy work schedule, move to a new house and subsequent flu outbreak only got to finishing it today. So, as this is the first real post of 2020: HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Connecting the islands with Project Roadmaps

Hi Reader,

Tracking Gantt During Ignite 2018 a lot was announced, in the previous post I even called it the big change. One of the biggest things that’s coming soon is called Project Roadmaps. And in this post I would like to shed some light on what the new feature is and what we can expect from it. Continue reading Connecting the islands with Project Roadmaps