Asana

What differentiates Asana from other similar products?

There are actually many similar products that have hit the market in recent years. I consider that it is basically based on the ease of adoption and use in the short term. We can start using Asana immediately with very little training or probably without any formal training. On the other hand, we can use templates to save a lot of time in parameterization, so currently, it is enough to make the decision and start immediately. What really makes Asana stand out is its platform support, which guarantees a robust tool that continually strives to increase value for customers and maintain high availability of the service.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

Asana has simplified the look and feel in recent years, incorporating new features and integrations with third parties, which has made it more popular every day. From Asana we expect 360 visibility of our projects so that each of the collaborators can know the overdue activities, their task lists, and the activities that are most critical and require immediate attention. The reporting module may be one of the most interesting to use, especially when we have clients who need to know the progress of the project. With the Asana reporting module we explore how to communicate status in a presentable and intuitive way, without wasting time.

What do you dislike most about this product?

I have no negative aspects to report about Asana, in fact I find the Help module super interesting since it shows us the new things that have been incorporated into the tool, the tutorial videos, and access to the Asana academy.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Asana is definitely worth a try. There are other platforms that do not keep us focused and are difficult to maintain. With Asana we can start from scratch and implement activity tracking for an entire work team in a couple of days. It is very intuitive and its mobile version allows us to stay connected all the time.