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Score a lifetime license to Microsoft Project Professional for only £13.79

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TL;DR: Through 27 October, navigate any project with ease with a lifetime license to Microsoft Project Professional 2021 for Windows, on sale for £13.79.


Project managers are professional task jugglers. They have to see to it that a project is completed — not to mention done well — on time and on budget. They must also oversee team performance, all the while knowing that they are personally accountable for the project’s outcomes. It’s no easy job, but the right project management tools can help.

Microsoft Project stands out as one of the original project management software systems, and it has built-in tools that allow you to track timelines, budgets, and resources efficiently. Through 27 October at the Mashable Shop, you can grab a lifetime license to Microsoft Project Professional 2021 for Windows on sale for just £13.79.

We won’t say that Microsoft Project will make project management easy, but it can at least make it look easy. Whether you’re fiddling with a small task or navigating a long-term project, this intuitive app packs the tools to get it done.

Pre-built templates are available to give you a head start on any deliverable, while timesheets let you track time spent on project to accurately measure team productivity.

If you’re having a tough time estimating timelines, you can either let the program auto-populate start and end dates based on dependencies (which you can tweak as needed), or you can make visual representations of schedules to reveal the bigger picture. You can even run what-if scenarios to see if your plans are foolproof. There’s also an option to access built-in reports that point out inefficiencies, allowing you to see specific points of improvement.

This offer is only available to new users, and you’ll need a device running Windows 11 or 10, or Windows Server 2019. This lifetime license covers one device, so it will last as long as your device does.

Keep all of your projects on track with a subscription to Microsoft Project.

Until 27 October at 11:59 p.m. PT, a lifetime license to Microsoft Project 2021 for Windows is on sale for only £13.79.

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