So your team always knows who's doing what by when.
A workflow is the process of how you get stuff done. It’s a system that makes work more efficient while keeping everyone on the same page. Workflow management is all about building and tracking these processes. Asana is like a home base for all your workflows: use it as a tool to create workflows and track your team’s work. Here are some examples of common workflows:
Customize workflows to fit your team and company’s needs — so everyone tackles the right tasks at the right time.
Learn more about Asana1. Decide how and when to communicate
To make sure everyone’s on the same page, set communication guidelines in advance, make the higher-level mission known to everyone, and encourage feedback.
2. Streamline the things you do regularly
Think about all the places where you can save time on recurring work. Is there a way to automate any of your tasks?
3. Have an internal knowledge base
Make it easy for collaborators to access information and projects by creating a central database of resources.
4. Define responsibilities and expectations at the start
Be sure to answer these questions for any workflow: What are the exact deliverables? Who’s responsible for each piece of work? When is each task due?
5. Keep your workflow simple and make adjustments
Avoid creating an overly complicated workflow. To start, keep it simple and check in regularly to make any necessary adjustments.
Learn more about Timeline6. Include a step for goal-setting in your team’s workflow
Goal-setting helps team members understand how their work supports company objectives.
Asana has become the cornerstone of project management for the Shared Services Center. It has enabled our small team of six to migrate services and implement new tools effectively and efficiently that impact all 1,500 of our employees and other users around the world.
—Tamas Kadar, Business Development Manager, Air France KLM Group
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