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By Team Asana
El customer journey o recorrido del cliente es el camino que realiza el cliente desde que tiene una necesidad hasta que compra el producto o servicio. Mientras que el customer journey map es una representación visual de este viaje del consumidor. Sigue leyendo y aprende cómo crear un customer journey y utilizar un customer journey map. If you skip to the end of a book, you’ll know where every character ends up. But without reading the middle, you won’t understand what took place.
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By Molly Talbert
If you pulled up your work calendar right now, how many meetings are scheduled over the next week? Most calendars are overloaded with meeting invites and, more often than not, employees walk out of them hoping that one day it won’t feel like meetings are a waste of time. Stay tuned, because we’re going to help you revitalize your approach and ensure your meetings are effective. There’s a 50/50 shot that you dislike meetings.
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By Team Asana
A small space can function as a home office, but turning that space into an optimal work environment takes time, mindfulness, and some essential items. In this piece, we provide tips for improving your home office setup so you have a dedicated space to focus on high-impact work. One of the nicest parts of working from home is moving from your bed to your office without a long commute or the need for business casual attire.
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By Julia Martins
Today, we’re constantly interrupted by tools, notifications, emails, social media—you name it. In our distraction economy, chaos has become the norm. It’s nearly impossible to focus on what truly matters or know if you’re prioritizing the right work at the right time. Your intentions for the day fly out the window in the face of high-priority tasks, seemingly urgent messages, and never-ending notifications.
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By Alicia Raeburn
Leaders aren’t just born that way. Most develop and hone skills anyone can learn. These 17 traits are the core leadership qualities to develop if you want to become a better leader, both personally and professionally. In this article, you’ll learn what these leadership qualities are and how you can implement them in your own life. Leading a team is no easy task. Just look at some of the most inspiring leaders, like Arianna Huffington or Rosalind Brewer.
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By Team Asana
Dr. Meredith Belbin developed the team role theory based on common behavioral attributes. The Belbin model divides the roles into action-oriented, thought-oriented, and people-oriented categories to balance teams and increase productivity. Working in a team takes organization and collaboration. For teams to be most productive, everyone should have a specific role that aligns with their strengths. Dr. Meredith Belbin developed the team role theory based on behavioral attributes.
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By Sarah Laoyan
Knowledge sharing is the act of developing processes to help an organization access important information across multiple teams. In this article, we discuss different types of knowledge your team may want to document and actionable tips to build a knowledge sharing culture within your organization. Sharing information is something we do every day. A quick text, a conversation over coffee, or even a phone call are all examples of knowledge sharing. Knowledge sharing in the workplace is equally prevalent.
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By Team Asana
Problem framing is a thinking method used to understand, define, and prioritize difficult business obstacles and issues. In this article, we cover how problem framing can help keep your team in the know and solve inefficiencies. In today’s complex working environment, it can be hard to come together as a team to solve problems. Lucky for you, there’s never been a better time to discover problem framing.
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By Molly Talbert
Being a manager is tough, and managing a remote team is even more so. Whether you're newly remote or you've been managing remote and hybrid teams for a while, there are specific tools and techniques you can implement to boost remote collaboration. Being remote isn’t better or worse. It’s just different.
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By Sarah Laoyan
Value streams are a way to visualize the series of steps that take place in order to provide value for your customers. These steps start when a customer makes an initial request and end when the customer makes a final interaction. Learn how to understand your value streams so you can help teams create customer-centric workflows and processes that provide your final customers with value. Your customers are your greatest asset, and to keep them happy, you have to provide them with value.
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By Asana
Welcome to the January edition of What’s new in Asana. First, improve team onboarding and collaboration with curated team pages. Next, keep specific custom fields and their values private so only explicitly named members can view or edit them. Finally, create a saved view in capacity planning or workload to see what's most relevant for you and your team.
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By Asana
Welcome to the December edition of What’s new in Asana. First, customize your email notifications with more detailed options for which notifications you want to receive. Next, sort and group tasks in Gantt view based on what’s most useful for your project. Finally, request access to private work in portfolios you’re a member of.
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By Asana
Welcome to the November edition of What’s New in Asana. First, use AI to create charts in projects based on simple text instructions. Next, combine the power of portfolio rollups with the flexibility of formula custom fields to create tailored data aggregations within portfolios. Finally, update access levels on portfolios to provide more custom control over access and permissions.
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By Asana
What makes Asana a must-have for cross-functional teams? Hear from our inspiring customers as they share the Asana features they love and rely on. From task automations to integrations and multi-homing, these powerful capabilities simplify complex workflows, helping teams cut through the noise and stay focused on their most important work.
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By Asana
Learn how to create and assign tasks in Asana, and collaborate seamlessly with your team. Key Moments For more information on how to use Asana tasks, explore our Help Center.
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By Asana
Asana AI has joined the team to help you manage projects more effectively. In this video, learn how to use Asana AI through a product launch project example. Key Moments For more information on how to use Asana AI, explore our Help Center.
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By Asana
Welcome to the October edition of What’s new in Asana. First, create and edit portfolio rules to curate, maintain, and share large portfolios with the right stakeholders. Next, view a list of all projects created from a project template in the management dashboard. Finally, filter capacity plans by custom fields, project status, and dates to manage projects more efficiently and stay on top of your team’s workload.
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By Asana
Welcome to the September edition of What’s new in Asana. First, copy charts from dashboards and paste them into external applications for presentations and documents. Next, archive inactive portfolios to maintain a focused view of current work while still retaining access to historical records. Finally, use AI chat to quickly and easily follow up on and add comments to multiple tasks. For a full list of what’s new this month, check out our Release Notes in the Asana Help Center.
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Asana is a leading work management platform used by teams to stay focused on the goals, projects, and daily tasks that grow your business.
Asana helps you coordinate all the work your team does together. So everyone knows what needs to get done, who’s responsible for doing it, and when it’s due:
- Get organized: Plan and structure work in a way that’s best for you. Set priorities and deadlines. Share details and assign tasks. All in one place.
- Stay on track: Follow projects and tasks through every stage. You know where work stands and can keep everyone aligned on goals.
- Hit deadlines: Create visual project plans to see how every step maps out over time. Pinpoint risks. Eliminate roadblocks. Even when plans change.
Asana is free for teams up to 15 members with unlimited projects and tasks. Web and mobile apps are available at asana.com, iTunes, and Google Play.