Blog · 5 April 2022
Simple, flexible work management and our newest partnership - Asana
BDQ are proud to announce it's status as Solution Partner and ongoing partnership with Asana - a simple, flexible way to manage work for business
Scott Hirst
Blog · 5 April 2022
BDQ are proud to announce it's status as Solution Partner and ongoing partnership with Asana - a simple, flexible way to manage work for business
Scott Hirst
If you are reading this, the answer is probably “No”, as that is why you are here! Maybe you are trialing Asana, and thinking whether you should use it, or you are looking for help to bring it in to your organisation, so it be can be configured and adopted.
If you haven’t got a work management tool, you probably have some of the challenges below:
All that can leave you feeling like you’re drowning in disorganized communication, desperately hoping that someone comes to your rescue!

Recent events have meant more home working and connectivity. Staff are often working remotely, full or part time.
However, if you have staff that are working remotely, you also need to manage remotely. This is hard to do with traditional techniques. A study by McKinsey Global Institute, show that up to 61% time is spent on doing work about work, and not the work itself. The average knowledge worker spends:
28% of their time answering email
19% of their time searching for and hunting down information
14% of their time communicating and collaborating internally
That means they only spend 39% on true role-specific work. Imagine how much faster teams would be if we could increase that number?
Collaboration software like messaging and file sharing were supposed to solve the problem - but they haven’t. Research by Michael Mankins from Bain & Company suggests that while the volume of team collaboration is growing exponentially, actual productivity is struggling to keep pace with the rate of inflation.
That’s where Asana comes in. Asana believes the growing gap between collaboration and real productivity is partly a result of unclear plans, unclear process, and unclear responsibilities. Asana was built to solve the problem of team coordination, pioneering an entirely new category of software called work management. It’s designed to give teams clarity of plan, process, and responsibility.

In a word - versatility. Asana is designed, from the ground up, to be as useful and accessible to as may different teams as possible. Having a Work Management system that only works for one of your departments is great, for that team! But what about everyone else?
With Asana, you don’t have to be concerned. There are so many ways to customize your Asana instance that we couldn’t possibly go through them all here. From Workflows to Templates, and taking in to consideration the 100+ apps that you can integrate with Asana, no matter what kind of work your team does, or which other departments they need to be connected with, Asana has got you covered. We’ve listed just some of the Workflows, Templates and Integrations on offer below.
Workflows
Asana workflows connect teams, integrate with everyday tools, and help manage goals. It’s the simple source of truth for all your work.
Templates
Any team can plan and manage their projects more successfully starting with Asana templates. And if you don’t see a template that fits your purpose, you can create your own bespoke template for use again and again.
App Integrations
Connect with over 100 of the apps and tools your team uses every day.
Why we partnered with Asana
Asana offer a fantastic product that is adaptable to any use case that you can think of. Any company based in any industry can use Asana to streamline and improve their digital work management. There may be software options out there that can do part of the job, but none that can so completely encompass and be widely used across your entire company.
How we can help with Asana
Asana is software that helps teams coordinate and manage their work. It helps organizations move faster by making sure everyone knows the team’s plan, process and who is doing what by when. Companies such as Uber, Major League Baseball, and the Gates Foundation use Asana to manage everything from marketing campaigns to product launches to company goals and milestones.
Asana is used by more than 35,000 paying customers across 192 countries. They are widely recognized as a leader in Work Management software. Customers report a 45% increase in team efficiency with Asana.
Useful links:
BDQ Digital Work Management page
To get the most out of Asana, a professional onboarding is extremely important. We help you set up Asana and train your teams so they can use Asana immediately. For more information on the products, pricing plans or how BDQ can help you get the most out of Asana, please get in touch. One of our technical experts will be happy to talk through your options with you.
Book a 30-min consult
Tell us roughly what you’re facing. We’ll come back within one business day with thoughts, references, and a sense of whether we’re a good fit.
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