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Similar to Trello in concept, Planner enables users to organize projects into "buckets", or collections of tasks that can then be dragged and dropped between buckets in the project interface.
Planner has a marked emphasis on team collaboration: tasks can be assigned to individual team members and users can get a visual overview of task responsibilities, progress, and upcoming deadlines.
The company has been trialling the app through a select few customers since September, but the planned rollout "over the next several weeks" marks the app's official entrance into the standard ****** suite of apps.
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A one-year, single-license ****** 365 subscription on Apple's website costs $69.95. A five-license subscription costs $99.95 and a four-year, two-license University download comes in at $79.95. Discuss this article in our forums
06-08-2016, 12:58 AM
Microsoft Launches Trello-Like 'Planner' App For ****** 365 Subscribers
Microsoft has an**unced it is rolling out a new project management and collaboration app called Planner to all ****** 365 Subscribers for free from today.
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