How to migrate team communication into Asana
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
- Learn about the benefits of communicating in Asana and how to support your team in transitioning to Asana as their primary channel for communication.
0:00 - Introduction
0:55 - Benefits of communicating in Asana
3:00 - Different communication options
5:29 - Discuss how Asana fits alongside other tools
7:00 - How to use the inbox
8:19 - Decide on a 'Go Live' date
9:05 - Outro
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Excellent video Paul. In our company we are in a place where we go back and forth between asana and slack and your video gave me some clarity (and tips) as to how and why to transition to one platform. Im thinking to give it a try for the whole month of March and see how it feels as a new practice for our team. Thank you once more and hope you have an amazing new month mate. Cheers!
Glad I could help. Please reach out if you need more support.
Helpful videos Paul . In our company I can not use project as you described because each stage in project is done by a dedicated team and I need team privacy while in projects of Asana anybody can see any section and all tasks. Do you think there would be any solution for this issue?
You could still have everything in one project so you can see all the work in one place, then multi-home each teams tasks to a separate team project. This would mean there are multiple projects for each project (if that makes sense) but at least you'd have the best of both worlds.