Microsoft Project licences

What is Microsoft Project?

Microsoft Project is a leading project management software designed to help project managers, teams, and organizations plan, execute, and monitor projects of any size. It provides robust tools for scheduling, resource management, budgeting, and reporting, enabling you to stay on top of deadlines and deliverables. Whether you are managing a small team or a large enterprise initiative, Microsoft Project offers the flexibility and depth to handle complex project requirements.

Why Choose Lizensa for Microsoft Project?

At Lizensa, we understand that B2B buyers need a trustworthy partner for software licensing. As an EU-licensed reseller, we offer:

• Genuine Licenses: Every Microsoft Project license we sell is 100% authentic, sourced directly from Microsoft authorized distributors.
• Transparent Pricing: No hidden fees or surprise costs. What you see is what you pay.
• Instant Delivery: Get your license key and download link immediately after purchase.
• VAT Invoicing: Full EU-compliant invoices for your accounting.
• Expert Support: Our team provides hands-on activation assistance and answers to your project management questions.

Microsoft Project Versions Available

We offer a range of Microsoft Project editions to suit different needs:

• Microsoft Project Professional 2024 MAK (500 Users): Ideal for large organizations with volume licensing requirements. Includes all features of Project Professional with a Multiple Activation Key for up to 500 users.
• Microsoft Project Standard 2024 MAK (500 Users): For teams that need core project management capabilities without advanced portfolio management. Also available as a 500-user MAK.
• Microsoft Project Professional 2016: A standalone version for professionals who need full project scheduling and resource management.
• Microsoft Project Standard 2016: For basic project planning and tracking.
• Microsoft Project Professional 2013: A legacy version still suitable for certain environments.

Key Features of Microsoft Project

• Scheduling: Create detailed project schedules with task dependencies, milestones, and critical path analysis.
• Resource Management: Assign and level resources, track availability, and manage workloads.
• Budgeting: Set and monitor project budgets, track costs, and generate financial reports.
• Reporting: Use built-in reports or create custom dashboards to communicate progress to stakeholders.
• Collaboration: Integrate with Microsoft Teams and other Microsoft 365 tools for seamless team collaboration.
• Templates: Start quickly with pre-built templates for common project types.

Who Uses Microsoft Project?

Microsoft Project is used by:

• Project Managers: To plan and control projects.
• Program Managers: To oversee multiple related projects.
• PMOs: To standardize project management practices across the organization.
• Team Leads: To track tasks and resources.
• Executives: To gain visibility into project portfolios.

How to Get Microsoft Project

You can purchase Microsoft Project licenses directly from Lizensa. Simply choose the version that fits your needs, complete the purchase, and receive your license instantly. For volume purchases (e.g., 500-user MAK), contact our sales team for tailored pricing and support.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Microsoft Project being phased out?

No, Microsoft Project is not being phased out. Microsoft continues to develop and support Project as a standalone desktop application and as part of Microsoft 365 plans. The latest version, Microsoft Project 2024, was released recently, demonstrating Microsoft's commitment to the product.

Is Microsoft Project free?

Microsoft Project is not free. It is a premium project management tool available through paid licenses. However, Microsoft offers a 30-day free trial of Project Online or Project Professional so you can evaluate its features before purchasing.

What is MS Project called now?

MS Project is still called Microsoft Project. The current versions include Microsoft Project 2024 (Professional and Standard), as well as Project Online and Project for the web. The name remains consistent across editions.

How do I access Microsoft Project?

You can access Microsoft Project by installing the desktop application on your Windows PC after purchasing a license. Alternatively, if you have a Microsoft 365 subscription that includes Project, you can access Project for the web through a browser. For cloud-based access, Project Online is available as a subscription service.