Asana

What differentiates Asana from other similar products?

The automation and the integration to other platforms. Being able to manage all of this via desktop or mobile with no features compromised is also a big plus.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

The boards. I am a visual personal person. Seeing the tasks at first glance is great. The timeline feature is also very crucial for me, especially when working cross functionally. Getting assets on time and working within other teams timelines is important. This feature allows the team to communicate their to-dos.

What do you dislike most about this product?

There is really nothing to dislike. In my opinion, if you dislike it you're using it wrong.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Utilize the resources sections. Its very beneficial to read through the features and really learn how to use the tool. It may take some time to make it pretty and customized to your needs - but when its ready, it will be the digital helper you never new you need.

What differentiates Asana from other similar products?

Our team's productivity increased with Asana and we are able to effectively track our goals and milestones. Asana serves as the foundation and foundational structure for all products. Plus, it offers a wealth of training, instruction, and inspiration on how to set up Asana to best meet the needs of my organization. For a single-window work interface, it can also be connected with many other programs, such as Zoom. Although certain activities should be given higher importance than others, you can assign them priority levels and deadlines, and Asana will organize the tasks in the list according to those settings.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

How simple it is to maintain organization using Asana is my favorite feature. My projects are color-coded, have unique icons, and are shown in the order of priority or deadline on my news feed. To know who is doing what, team members can discuss their tasks. Additionally, they may exchange comments, files, and status updates.

What do you dislike most about this product?

There are a couple features that I wish Asana had. A task may benefit from having emails attached, for starters. When I have a lot of subtasks in a main task, I have to tap on load additional tasks, which is not ideal. Also, if I leave a task after working on it and come back, Asana doesn't place me where I left off, which is quite time-consuming.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

This tool will help you get up and running in the fastest and most effective way I have ever discovered. Your supervisors and teams can assign tasks, exchange ideas and information, and monitor progress. I suggest it because it's a great way to access any mobile website, work there, stay in touch, and monitor work progress. it has small details but in general I consider it to be an effective tool.