Asana has partnered with Datacom to provide enhanced solutions to its customers in Australia and New Zealand (ANZ).
The enterprise work management platform Asana asserts that these upgraded solutions will enable customers to achieve their business goals with improved efficiency and transparency.
Datacom can combine Asana’s globally recognised platform with its strong customer base within the region as a one of the biggest IT service providers in ANZ.
Jo Gaines, Head of APAC at Asana, believes the partnership will benefit customers: “We are thrilled about the positive impact this partnership will have on our customers.
“We anticipate that together we will make a significant impact on helping customers transform the way they operate.”
Strategic Partnership
According to Asana, Datacom has some of ANZ’s largest and most successful corporations on its customer list. Of these, it revealed that it is particularly looking forward to connecting with those working within the public sector, education, and financial services industries.
Down the line, the companies are planning to release a series of partner initiatives, such as dedicated support for implementation, custom enterprise deployments, and localised services to help companies within the region meet their challenges.
Asana describes itself as a dedicated transformer of team collaboration and it sees this partnership as helping it to further strengthen its place in the Australia and New Zealand enterprise market.
Overall, customers will stand to profit from the partnership by gaining a more seamless experience and integrated solutions which have been purpose-built to meet their needs of enterprises.
Asana puts this down to the power of its own platform plus the IT services, implementation, support, and expertise offered by Datacom.
Kristian Lorenzon, General Manager Digital Experience at Datacom, sees its company as being in a much stronger position with Asana’s platform: “Our partnership with Asana marks an important step forward in delivering impactful solutions tailored to the evolving needs of our ANZ clients.
“At Datacom, we’re dedicated to empowering businesses and public sector organisations to drive greater efficiency and agility in their digital transformation journeys.
“With Asana’s robust platform, we’re poised to support our clients in achieving their strategic goals and accelerating their transformation.”
Asana Goes All-In on AI
Last month, Asana announced the launch of AI Studio, a no-code builder for teams to design and deploy AI agents in their workflows.
customisable AI agents perform tasks across all phases of a project, including intake, planning, execution, and reporting.
The AI Studio’s AI-powered workflows, also called “Smart workflows,” utilise Asana’s Work Graph, adding essential context and historical relationships to connect the various company workflows.
That’s not all. Also in October, UC Today sat down with Paige Costello, Head of AI at Asana to find out about its latest AI advancements.
These include Asana AI teammates, released in June, which is a new artificial intelligence solution to enhance worker productivity and collaboration.
Asana AI teammates are pitched as flexible and customisable collaborators to support teams.
They offer advice on priorities, power workflows, execute action on tasks, adapt to the unique working styles of individuals and teams, keep humans in the loop, as well as provide complete transparency and control over how AI supports their work.
The following month, Asana introduced several new compelling features, including “smart” and “weighted” goals.
This enhancement simplifies the processes of defining, monitoring, and achieving objectives and optimising resource distribution.
