Microsoft Project Online Retirement: What You Need to Know Before Timelines Tighten

Key dates, real risks, and practical planning options — without a forced migration.

Microsoft has announced that Project Online will officially retire on September 30, 2026. While there’s no immediate disruption, organizations that wait too long risk rushed decisions, data exposure, and operational disruption.

This 30‑minute webinar, hosted by Velosio and Microsoft, is designed to help teams plan early and responsibly—before options narrow.

What we’ll cover in this critical session:

Why Microsoft is retiring Project Online
How organizations are approaching modernization responsibly
Microsoft’s next‑gen project options—and when each makes sense
Decision criteria and readiness considerations
Critical dates and practical next steps

James Thomas

Industry Director, Project Business

VELOSIO

James Thomas is Industry Director for Project Business at Velosio, where he helps projectdriven organizations modernize delivery, governance, and financial operations using Microsoft business applications. With over 20 years of experience across ERP, project operations, and professional services, he advises executive teams on aligning technology to real business outcomes.

Jeff Einig, CPA

Senior Digital Solution Engineer

MICROSOFT

Jeff Einig is a Senior Digital Solution Engineer at Microsoft with more than two decades of experience at the intersection of finance, ERP, and enterprise technology. He works with organizations to modernize business processes using Microsoft Dynamics 365, Copilot, and AIdriven solutions, helping leaders reduce risk, improve insight, and drive measurable outcomes.

Live Webinar | April 30 | 2 PM ET