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Faculty, staff, and students in all other departments, labs, and centers should submit the Microsoft Project license request form in the IT Service Portal.
Microsoft Project is project management software that assists a project manager in developing a plan, assigning resources to tasks, tracking progress, managing the budget, and analyzing workloads. It is available under the Microsoft Campus Agreement.
Microsoft Project is available through certain departments or through IS&T. Follow the appropriate process below.
If you are requesting Microsoft Project through one of these departments, contact your department directly:
- Chemical Engineering: Faculty, staff, and graduate students should contact James Hardsog, hardsog@mit.edu, Building 66-0006.
- Facilities: Faculty and staff should contact Lisa Berard Carpenter, lberard@mit.edu, or Michael Sherman, msherman@mit.edu, NE49-3100.
- Sloan School of Management: Faculty and staff should contact Sloan Technology Services, stshelp@sloan.mit.edu, Building E52-001. This includes the Center for Coordination Science and Center for Information Systems Research.
Faculty, staff, and students in all other departments, labs, and centers should submit the Microsoft Project license request form in the IT Service Portal.
About this Version
Teams can create, collaborate and share data-linked diagrams easily with ready-made templates and thousands of shapes, helping to simplify complex information. Quickly overlay data on top of your project. As underlying data refreshes, diagrams and data visualizations update automatically.
- Built-in templates.
- Reduce training time with Gantt charts and pulldown menus.
- Share reports across devices (Android, iOS, Windows compatible).
- More information
- System requirements