AVNARO

AVNARO is a project management software designed to streamline workflow, enhance collaboration, and boost productivity for businesses. It caters to companies of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises, and is used by various professions and industries including IT and Software Development, Engineering and Construction, Marketing and Advertising, Consulting and Professional Services, and Non-profit Organizations.

Key Features

Traceability: Efficiently track the progress of tasks in a project by breaking them down into manageable units, making estimation, tracking, and completion easier.

Transparency: Foster a shared understanding of tasks and ownership among team members, leading to high-performance teamwork and improved workflow.

Resource Mapping: Allocate critical resources across teams without lengthy approval processes, ensuring resource agility and availability.

Bottleneck Identification: Identify and control workflow bottlenecks by implementing a work-in-process (WIP) system, allowing tasks to be pulled only when there is available capacity.

Built-in Quality: Facilitate built-in quality assurance by implementing the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Adjust) cycle, ensuring that quality is integrated into each step of the project.

Progress Report: Gain high-level insights into project progress through graphic reports, with the ability to drill down into task details, time sensitivity, resource availability, and risk management.

Transition To Agile: Support the transition to Agile project management methodology, allowing for quick identification of challenges and the ability to change course based on feedback.

Ideal Team Size: Encourage collaboration and maximize output by forming cross-functional teams with an ideal size of 5 to 11 members.

Cubes Distribution: Facilitate the estimation of larger user stories by breaking them down into estimable tasks, making the estimation process more manageable.

Budgeting: Estimate at the work level rather than just the worker level, enabling more accurate budgeting based on project velocity and cadence (e.g., bi-weekly or monthly).