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By Team Asana
Business quotes are a great way to empower your team to be their very best. We’ve gathered 39 inspiring quotes from successful entrepreneurs. Everyone needs a little inspiration now and then, especially in a professional setting. Your job as a leader is to motivate your team members through empowering actions and statements.
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By Team Asana
Marketing project management is a methodology used to keep marketing campaigns on track and stakeholders informed throughout the project lifecycle. It provides clarity among teams, keeps your projects within scope, and helps team members meet customer needs. In this piece, we’ll discuss the challenges of marketing campaigns and explain how marketing project management can help you succeed.
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By Connor Grossman
A tech stack full of redundant tools puts employee efficiency and financial health at significant risk. Take a proactive approach and discover the steps you can take to trim, consolidate, and optimize your organization's tech stack. Organizations are grappling with an overwhelming number of tools—323 SaaS applications on average—leading to fragmented workdays and diminished productivity.
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By Whitney Vige
Operations leaders are at the forefront of driving innovation and fostering long-term growth. With the ever-changing business environment and current emerging technologies, it's crucial that they also stay ahead of AI in the workplace. The Work Innovation Lab, a think tank by Asana, conducted research and found that operations leaders are AI realists—they see the technology’s vast potential and acknowledge its complexities.
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By Caeleigh MacNeil
A marketing plan helps leaders clearly visualize marketing strategies across channels, so they can ensure every campaign drives pipeline and revenue. In this article you’ll learn eight steps to create a winning marketing plan that brings business-critical goals to life, with examples from word-class teams.
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By Alicia Raeburn
Project management software connects teams, enabling everyone in the organization to prioritize the work that matters most. Software that fosters this type of high-level collaboration is essential for most companies. But at a glance, many of the tools organizations use have seemingly similar features. Use our guide to narrow down your choices and understand which tools are best for different types of companies. If you manage work, you’re a project manager. But that wasn’t always the case.
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By Alicia Raeburn
A SWOT analysis helps you identify strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for a specific project or your overall business plan. It’s used for strategic planning and to stay ahead of market trends. Below, we describe each part of the SWOT framework and show you how to conduct your own. Looking for a way to separate your organization from the competition?
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By Team Asana
A daily schedule is an excellent way to manage life’s moving parts. It can give you structure, reduce stress, and increase productivity. When you create your daily schedule template in an online tool, you’ll have the added flexibility to make changes and track updates in real-time. Plus, by visualizing your work in multiple ways, you can plan your day and set yourself up for success. Sometimes it feels like you don't have enough hours in the day.
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By Julia Martins
Vague goals that lack clarity are often left undone, even if they have great potential. Transform fuzzy objectives into attainable goals with the SMART goals framework. SMART is an acronym for specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-bound. In this article, we'll dive into why each element of the SMART goals acronym is essential and how to apply them to your own goals. Every team that’s accomplished something phenomenal first had to set goals to get there.
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By Caeleigh MacNeil
The market is flooded with shiny new AI tools, all promising to help teams “do more with less.” In the midst of that noise, marketing leaders are faced with a delicate balance: How can they update their tech stack safely, to reap the benefits of AI without putting marketing outcomes—and budget—at risk? This was a core theme at The Work Innovation Summit, Asana’s marquee event showcasing how AI can unlock human potential at work.
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By Asana
Welcome to the November edition of What's New in Asana. This month is all about Asana Intelligence. See how AI has joined the team. First, summarize the highlights from tasks with smart summaries. Create subtasks based on the key action items, too. Next, write clearer, more compelling responses that strike the right tone with smart editor. Let Asana Intelligence auto-generate and fill custom fields based on the data in your project with smart fields.
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By Asana
Discover how the Asana and @HubSpot-CRM integration empowers teams, from fast-paced startups to large enterprises, to streamline sales and marketing initiatives, enhance pipeline conversion rates, and close more deals. This integration allows for centralized project management, cross-functional collaboration, and improved process improvement methodologies, ensuring that strategic goals are met efficiently and effectively.
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By Asana
Portfolios in Asana allow you to organize, monitor, and report on various projects and initiatives across different teams and departments in one place.
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By Asana
Welcome to the October edition of What’s New in Asana. First, designate what percentage of a person’s total bandwidth should be allocated to a certain task in Workload. Next, get a bird ' s-eye view of complex projects that require a comparison of original plans against real-time progress with Gantt view. Finally, use the dynamic “Me” filter to give each team member a personalized view of their tasks in a project.
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By Asana
Welcome to the September edition of What’s New in Asana. First, add delight to your project tabs with an emoji. Put an emoji at the beginning of your project tab name to create a custom tab icon. Next, when setting a task to repeat monthly, select the “on the” option to choose which weekday the task will reoccur. Finally, create a rule to set the value of your project’s numeric or text custom field. For example, set a budget based on a task's assignee.
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By Asana
Custom fields in Asana allow you to add, organize, and visualize work details in your projects. Use custom fields like you would spreadsheet headers, but they're more dynamic. Track anything from task priority to work progress, price, category, and requirements. The sky is the limit!
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By Asana
Welcome to the August edition of What’s New in Asana. First, view-level saving in projects just got better. Change the default project view for everyone from the view name. And you’ll be able to save different filters and sorts for each view. Next, with “Editor” level access, you can manage who adds and edits tasks and messages within a project. Finally, subtasks will show like any other task in universal workload. To include subtasks, add an effort field, like estimated time, an assignee, and a due date.
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By Asana
See how Asana's Manager of Revenue Operations uses Asana to streamline work requests and effectively triage, automate, and report on their processes.
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By Asana
See how Asana's Head of Financial Planning uses Asana to save time with the month-end close process.
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By Asana
See how Asana's Head of Organizational Strategy uses Goals in Asana to set, track and measure company objectives.
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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.