'Project For The Web' (Planner Premium or Planner Plan 1) falls into their family of project management products. 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 be used by project managers and team members to plan and manage work.
The following diagram shows how Project For The Web compares to Planner, Microsoft Project (Desktop) and Project Online with respect to capability and audience.
The following table compares the features of Project For The Web to Planner, Microsoft Project (Desktop) and Project Online.
This table provides more information and the source to acquire each product:
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Product
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More Information
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Source
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Comment
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Planner
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Here
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Office 365
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Project For The Web
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www.ProjectForTheWeb.net
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Office 365
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Microsoft Project (Desktop)
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A – Microsoft Project Standard
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Here
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Purchase
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Does NOT integrate with SharePoint and Project Online / Project Server*
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B – Microsoft Project Professional
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Here
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Purchase
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Integrates with SharePoint and Project Online / Project Server*
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C – Microsoft Project Online Professional
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Here
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Office 365
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Integrates with SharePoint and Project Online / Project Server*
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Project Online (D – Microsoft Project Online Professional included)
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Here
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Office 365
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Project Server*
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Here
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Here
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*To understand the differences between Project Online and Project Server, visit this article.
The following diagram shows how these products are currently integrated.
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