Asana, the startup that helps individuals and teams get tasks done, has its eye on the prize: large enterprises.
Asana has been laser-focused on improving task workflow for large teams over the past few years, but so far you could only access it on your computer or iPhone.
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More than 294 billion emails are sent every single day. And if Avinoam Nowogrodski has his way, that will continue for a long time to come.
There were some familiar names appearing in the deals channel today. Mashery exhibited as much spirit as Rocky by returning to the ring for a fifth round, and Asana-the-app continued to outshine Asana-the-yoga-pose in terms of productivity promotion (I know, …
Asana, an enterprise communication startup, has raised $28 million to boost productivity among people collaborating on projects at work, the company announced today.
Asana, which was founded by Facebook employees Dustin Moskovitz and Justin Rosenstein, offers a free service that …
If you really want to get Justin Rosenstein going, ask him what he hates about work.
The bearded engineer (pictured) used to work at Facebook; he left in 2008 to co-found Asana, a startup that aims to put a stop …
Mark Zuckerberg and his current employees aren’t the only ones making it big in Silicon Valley today. Former Facebook employees who have struck out on their own and started companies — referred to as the Facebook Mafia — have collectively …
Asana, the white-hot task management app from a team of web wunderkinds, is going into business in earnest with its new product launch today.
Formerly free, the Asana product will now come in paid versions with fancy features for larger …
Dustin Moskovitz and Justin Rosenstein, two former Facebook engineers, have launched Asana, a tool for helping people work together on projects and get things done.
Moskovitz (pictured) worked on Facebook when it was still a side project running out of …
