The top work management platform for businesses, Asana, has announced its official launch in Lagos. The event will take place in Ikoyi, Lagos, during the first week of June, with the theme “Future-Proofing Nigerian Workflows: AI That Works.” The event is expected to herald in a new era of productivity and efficiency for Nigerian firms, according to the brand’s Nigerian promoters.
“Asana continues to grow its global presence and enable teams to accomplish their objectives more effectively. This major milestone is the company’s introduction into the Nigerian market through its West African partner, Novotech Works.”
Asana is excited to be introduced to Nigeria and help regional companies streamline their operations and boost output. Asana Africa’s Country Director, Rilwon Jaiyeola, stated, “Our platform is designed to help teams collaborate effectively and achieve their objectives with ease.”
Asana, which began operations in April 2012 after being founded in 2008, has been leading the way in changing workplaces all over the world. The platform’s logical AI-driven solutions are well known for helping businesses operate more efficiently and accomplish more. World-renowned companies including Sony Music, Zoom, Dow Jones, Discovery Digital Studios, and Dior are among Asana’s remarkable clientele worldwide.
Zoom saves an incredible 133 work weeks annually, while Sony Music used Asana to triple its creative production capability. Thanks to Asana, Discovery Digital Studios creates thousands of films every month and Dow Jones Marketing reduces their workweek by ten percent. With the help of Asana’s skills, Christian Dior has expedited the launch of its fragrances.
Asana is about to introduce these revolutionary advantages to Nigerian workplaces. Project management, teamwork, and task tracking are just a few of the issues that Asana’s cutting-edge features and AI-driven solutions are intended to address. Businesses in Nigeria stand to gain from Asana’s increased productivity, optimized workflows, and markedly decreased administrative workloads.
Attendees at the breakfast event will get the chance to learn more about Asana’s features and benefits from the company, which has offices in Tokyo, Reykjavík, San Francisco, New York, Dublin, Sydney, Vancouver, and Tokyo. Discussions regarding the application of AI to future-proof Nigerian workflows will also be held by participants. Experts in the field will participate in the panel discussion.
Business observers predict that in addition to commemorating Asana’s arrival in Lagos, the event will provide guests a personal look at what it can do. Additionally, it’s anticipated that entrepreneurs and business executives will get together to discuss how Asana can be used to improve productivity, address current workplace problems, and prepare operations for the future.