Many organizations use Microsoft Teams for project work—but without structure, Teams alone often leads to scattered collaboration, limited oversight, and inconsistent outcomes. That’s why enterprises turn to Omnia and Microsoft 365 to enable smart, scalable project management built for results.
This free 18-page guide shows how to improve project management and collaboration in Microsoft Teams using Omnia. You’ll discover practical strategies for creating structured project spaces, guiding execution with templates and governance, and increasing portfolio visibility across your Teams environment.
Whether you’re responsible for project governance, digital workplace tools, or intranet strategy, this guide will help you unlock the full potential of Microsoft Teams for more consistent, productive, and successful project delivery.
Fill out the form to download “Driving More Effective Projects in Microsoft Teams.” Learn how to build smarter, more effective project collaboration in Microsoft 365 using Omnia’s structured approach.
✔ How to build structured, scalable project workspaces in Microsoft Teams
✔ How to define and share project models, templates, and best practices.
✔ How to manage tasks, documents, and collaboration more effectively.
✔ How to increase project portfolio visibility in Microsoft 365.
✔ How to scale consistent project delivery across departments and teams.
✔ How Omnia helps standardize and streamline project workflows in Teams.
Download this 18-page guide to explore:
✔ 9 essential building blocks for driving project success in Microsoft Teams.
✔ Real-world examples and screenshots from Omnia in action.
✔ A companion checklist to implement your own structured project model.
✔ Business benefits of standardizing project collaboration.
✔ A step-by-step framework for launching Teams-based project spaces at scale.
This document is your step-by-step introduction to creating a consistent, efficient, and user-friendly project experience within Microsoft 365.
This guide is built for professionals working in or across:
✔ Digital Workplace and IT Strategy.
✔ Intranet Management and Content Governance.
✔ Project and Portfolio Management (PPM).
✔ Knowledge Management (KM) and Quality Management (QM).
✔ Teams responsible for Microsoft 365 adoption and collaboration tools.
If you're evaluating Microsoft Teams for project collaboration or improving your Teams-based project management, this resource is for you.
Curious to explore more resources on project success in Microsoft 365? Here are three popular insights designed to help you take the next step:
Webinar: Driving More Effective Projects in Microsoft 365. Get a practical walk-through of how to build project models, create project spaces, and drive results in Microsoft Teams.
Video: Driving Effective Projects in Your Modern Intranet. See how project collaboration works in action inside a modern intranet connected to Microsoft 365.
Ready to make project collaboration more effective? A great first step is to chat with one of our experts. Book your free 30-minute session with an Omnia Coach using this link: Book a session with an Omnia Coach Let’s build better project outcomes—together.
The best way to manage projects in Teams is by combining Microsoft 365 with a structured platform like Omnia. Omnia brings templates, workflows, and governance to Teams, making project setup, execution, and reporting easier and more consistent.
Yes. Omnia lets you define reusable project templates that ensure consistent workspace setup and align with your best practices. Among Teams-based project management tools, Omnia is a cost-effective and highly rated alternative.
Omnia provides a Project Portfolio feature with filtering, sorting, and status tracking—giving stakeholders full visibility into active and completed projects. If you are interested in project portfolio tracking in Microsoft 365, Omnia provide some strong tools.
Absolutely. Omnia is built to be intuitive, with guided steps, automated settings, and a consistent user experience across Microsoft 365 and Teams.
Omnia extends Teams with task boards, document workflows, version control, and approval tracking—all integrated with your project phases.
Begin by defining your project types and governance needs. From there, Omnia’s team will help configure your solution, provide onboarding, and support adoption.