Done is collaboration and task management software that enables users to see, edit, track, find, filter and sort all Salesforce tasks. The platform is equipped with task mass creation, edit and deletion tools in order to reduce data entry errors, enables users to assign tasks to team members as well as view all assigned tasks and task status, and utilizes Chatter to track task progress and updates.
Taking the decision to migrate from a traditional on-premise business productivity suite to an alternative on the cloud is a no-brainer. Unlike the last decade when Microsoft was the de-facto company of choice when picking a productivity suite, today we have multiple choices. Here’s why you should opt for a SaaS version.
Just yesterday morning, Asana announced a new partnership with the time tracking software company Harvest. This change transforms Asana in an intuitive way: the famous task tracking system now manages time. With Asana’s Harvest integration, you are able to do anything from billing clients to understanding how you or your team spend time.
Asana’s mission has always been to align “energy toward a common goal,” which until yesterday was only an intuitive task management and collaborative software. Today, it’s also a time tracker.
Working on a team presents a unique set of challenges — something that just happens when you put more than one person in a room and ask them to achieve a goal together. The challenges are as old as primitive man, but this doesn’t mean we have to accept these hardships. With a little self-examination and some good behavior habits, you can become a highly valued member of your team – and increase the value you have on your group and the project.
Do.com a task management software solution that provides users with a social productivity platform equipped with the tools for businesses to complete tasks in a collaborative, centralized way. The platform can be used with any internet browser or any Android phone
Evernote announced last month that they’ll be rolling out Evernote for business, a professional version of their popular note-taking and productivity service that’s aimed towards small and medium-sized businesses.
One might think Asana’s success is due in no small part to their founders’ previous success with Facebook, but what about the solution itself? Does it deserve the attention it’s getting? The Business-Software.com editorial team decided to try it out for a month. Here are our findings.
Asana is project and task management software that facilitates team collaboration and conversations, provides at-a-glance progress views and enables users to create actionable tasks based on team discussion threads. The platform is equipped with an project- and task-focuses inbox, and allows users to customize workflows through custom tracking fields.
Asana offers a task management solution. It’s basically a single, shared task list for companies that helps teams keep track of what everyone is working on. Asana’s aim is to eliminate redundancy in the workplace – team members emailing back and forth about project statuses – and focus on efficiency and visibility instead.