Project closure: finishing properly instead of drifting to a stop
Project closure hands over the work, releases the team and records what happened. What to complete, what to hand to whom, and why most projects never formally end.
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Introducing Boards: plan work visually
Kanban boards are here — move work forward with columns, cards and assignees.
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Not every project fits in a document. Boards give your team a visual way to plan and track work — from a simple to-do list to a full delivery pipeline.
Create columns, drag cards between them, assign owners, add labels and due dates. Everything stays in sync with the rest of your workspace.
Open Boards from the launcher and turn your next project into a plan you can see.
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