I’m sure y’all know that Office 2013 Technical Preview was released today and also the technical preview next generation Office 365 was also released.
I’m sure y’all know that Office 2013 Technical Preview was released today and also the technical preview next generation Office 365 was also released.
I’m sure y’all know that Office 2013 Technical Preview was released today and also the technical preview next generation Office 365 was also released.
I’m very excited to tell you that Project Online is now available for y’all to start using. The reason for my excitement is that you can now have the goodness of Project Server all hosted in Office 365.
Here’s a quick video I recorded with my colleague Tim Cermak on how easy it is to setup a Project Online account and start using it.
Enjoy!
Stay tuned for more videos and blog posts about project management on your terms with Office 2013.
Make sure you follow Tim and I on Twitter and hit us up for any project management related questions!
Let us know if there’s anything specific y’all are looking for by leaving a comment.
Dux do you know if there is an upgrade path to the production version? So will the data I input now be available when the product is released?
Wooaaahhh, I wouldn’t start using for production data just yet. Have a play around, but when the preview is finished, they will delete all your data.
From the sign up process: “Note: The Office 365 Preview is for testing purposes only. All configuration data, user data, and user accounts that were created while testing will be deleted when the preview ends.”