
EPMA has been implementing Microsoft Project Server for enterprise organizations since the beginning. We implement it, host it, migrate from it — and when it makes sense, we offer something better. We'll tell you honestly which path is right for you.
With EPMA you have options
17+
Years of enterprise PPM
100%
Client project success rate
4×
Inc. 5000 honoree
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Paths forward — your choice
Project Online is retiring September 30, 2026. Microsoft's recommended replacement — Planner — is a task tool, not enterprise PPM. Project Server Subscription Edition remains available and is the right answer for some organizations. EPMA doesn't push you toward any particular path. We've been implementing Project Server for enterprise clients since the beginning. We also built PPMX — a modern cloud-native alternative — because some of those same clients asked us for something better. We offer both honestly. The right answer depends on your organization, your infrastructure, and your long-term direction. We'll help you figure out which one that is.
EPMA serves organizations at every stage of the Project Server journey — from first implementation to modern migration.




We implement both. Here's how we think about when each one is the right answer.
Subscription Edition — On-premises or hosted
Cloud-native enterprise PPM — Built by EPMA
We succeed when your implementation succeeds. That's not a tagline — it's how we've operated for 17 years.
17+ years of enterprise PPM
100% Client Project Success Rate
No Hidden agenda
4× Inc. 5000 honoree
Tell us where you are with Project Server and what you're trying to achieve. We'll give you an honest assessment — whether that leads to an implementation, a hosted setup, a migration, or PPMX.