Microsoft Project is a project management software that allows professionals to manage projects and the numerous deadlines and changing requirements of their daily tasks. The new MS Project is a simpler tool than previous iterations and flexible enough for any type and size of project. From small businesses to enterprise users, it streamlines project planning and promotes project visibility throughout the organization. The MS Project interface allows users to switch between grids, boards, and Gantt charts to visualize and track task progress in the way that best suits the situation. Integrates with Microsoft Teams supports collaboration and allows team members to share files, chat, and hold meetings. Distributed team members can edit a task simultaneously. Automated planning based on effort, duration, and resources helps teams stay on track. Built on the Power platform, users can create interactive dashboards in Power BI to visualize the important components of each project. They can also get an overview of all the organization's projects thanks to a new roadmap feature. MS Project offers cloud-based solutions and on-premises solutions. For cloud-based solutions, Microsoft offers the following applications to help teams and businesses meet their work and project management needs: Project for the Web-Often simply called Project, this version includes the Project Home, the roadmap, and an intuitive web interface to help informal project managers plan and manage work. Online Project - This flexible iteration includes features to manage project portfolio management and daily work, including planning, prioritization, and management of projects and investments within the project portfolio. Desktop client Project Online – The desktop/laptop version provides Microsoft's project management platform with automated scheduling, project resource management, and built-in reporting that teams can use in a standalone setup or connect to Microsoft Project Online. MS Project cloud solutions are available in Project Plans 1, 3, and 5. Microsoft Project Plan 1 includes different work views, collaboration, timesheet submission, and other basic project management features such as scheduling, planning, and reporting. Project Plan 3 and Project Plan 5 include more advanced Microsoft tools such as roadmap, portfolio management, additional desktop clients, demand management, and other enterprise tools. On-premises solutions include the latest versions of Project Standard and Project Professional for users who do not need collaboration tools. Microsoft Project Server is also available as an on-premises solution for portfolio management, daily work, and project management.