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Microsoft Project Reviews in June 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Microsoft Project & Portfolio Management is a robust and highly adaptable tool that has earned its place as a staple in the project management landscape. It shines in its versatility, offering seamless integration with Microsoft Office applications like Excel and Word, allowing users to generate detailed reports and synchronize data effortlessly. The software ...Read more
Microsoft Project pros and cons
Customizable and flexible, allowing adaptation to various projects and needs, particularly complex ones.
Seamless integration with other Microsoft tools like Excel, Word, and PowerBI, improving workflow and reporting.
Excellent for task tracking and timeline management, with features like Gantt charts and automated dependency setups.
Suitable for large-scale projects, enabling advanced resource allocation, portfolio management, and efficiency in team collaboration.
High subscription/license cost, with purchasing restrictions as it is no longer available outright.
Steep learning curve for beginners, with a need for extensive training or tutorials to master its features.
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Anonymous
08/05/13
Small Team Projects
What do you like best? Our small department decided to use it for small tasks around the office. It is relatively easy to use. Just about anyone can be a project manager. It seems to be the industry standard and we already use a host of other Microsoft tools. (We use Google too What do you dislike? This not good for project execution, just project planning. I thought it could be a little more user friendly. One of my colleagues knew how it worked so that was a great help. ...
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Anonymous
06/18/13
Best way to start learning about project management
What do you like best? Especially for everyone who's into organizing and projecting. Sometimes the basics of project management elude us when there's no academic background and only the empiric one's there. That's when project works perfect for you. Easy to learn and use. What do you dislike? Nothing really, it was always easy to work with it. Recommendations to others considering the product Go to office online and try to learn from there if the tool's not friendly enough for you.
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Anonymous
06/05/13
If You Are A Project Manager, Then You'll Need This Tool!
What do you like best? There is not another tool on the market that is as comprehensive as MS Project for project management. It knows how project managers think - and the capabilities are built into the tool to handle proper Work Breakdown Structures (WBS, task dependencies, resource leveling, and a number of canned reporting features that support progress, costs, and resources. MS Project 2013 has done a nice job in updating the older interface. What do you dislike? Users need MS ...
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Anonymous
04/09/13
Brilliant Learning Tool
What do you like best? MS Project was a great piece of software that honed my mind in the Science of Project Management. It's a really great tool for breaking down very complex projects into manageable and easy to understand formats like Gantt Charts and Work Breakdown Structures (WBS. What do you dislike? I wish Project would delve a little deeper into ennobling the capability to visual my project at the detail level. Recommendations to others considering the product A great ...
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Anonymous
02/27/13
The Project Management Standard
What do you like best? Its the global standard for shareable project information. Very good to have large projects stored and viewed What do you dislike? It constantly needs updating to keep onto of a project. Would be good to have a timesheet interface. Recommendations to others considering the product Give it a shot. If you have small projects try some of the alternatives
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Anonymous
02/06/13
defined!
What do you like best? one of the more defined solutions available for project management, the great feature is integration into the wider MS Office Suite. Complete tracking for projects from start to finish, on any scale. What do you dislike? MS have a habit of making office tools which can be great, but at the same time difficult to use. Can prove difficult for newcomers. Recommendations to others considering the product One of the better project management tools available, and ...
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Anonymous
01/29/13
Not a horrible project planning tool but not super functional
What do you like best? Comes with the office suite and is compatible with everything else on my desktop What do you dislike? Hard to set up - not very user friendly and since 2003 basically Microsoft has made their products less intuitive and user friendly - at least in my experience. What took me 1 click before now takes me 3-4 or I can't even find what I am looking for. I honestly prefer tracking on a spreadsheet to this for my projects. Sad but true. Recommendations to others ...
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Anonymous
11/08/12
Industry standard for project managers
What do you like best? Lots of features required and desired for serious PMs, plays well with other MS tools like Sharepoint What do you dislike? Very heavy, has a learning curve, not as intuitive as some lighter weight project management tools Recommendations to others considering the product If you are a serious PM this is the tool to use, but not meant for non-pms and casual users.
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Anonymous
10/01/12
Use it for every major project
What do you like best? Even with other dedicated project management tools, I always find myself falling back on MS Project for all of my project management. It is very robust and relatively easy to use (once you understand some of the core concepts with relations etc. What do you dislike? Some of the printing options are a little lame and my biggest annoyance is when I do one thing wrong & it screws up the whole project plan--but hey, that's why we back up, right? Recommendations to ...
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Anonymous
09/30/12
it was great when waterfall was was the only model
What do you like best? and again, this is great tool to tech students. because it's covering a lot, but because nowadays people more and more going to cloud and avoiding standalone apps cuz of sync issues What do you dislike? just a bit obsolete approach Recommendations to others considering the product make it online using azure
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