Asana vs Egnyte

• The best tools of Asana are found once we start a project, since the calendar that is integrated into our mail is super easy to use and we use it as a small agenda.
• The management of projects is incredible, the monitoring provided is one of the best in its category, since it facilitates group work.
• The creation and assignment of tasks, notifications and that each person can enter to work no matter where it is since it has a good mobile and web interface.

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• One of Egnyte's features that we use quite frequently is file sharing to individuals outside of our company - whether we're sharing documents with prospects, potential buyers, or clients, it's as easy as sending a link to share a file, or creating a guest profile for them to sign in if they need to upload documents to us.
• Desktop sync is a feature in Egnyte that we could not live without! The continuous sync means that our systems always have the latest version of every document that's worked on almost instantaneously.
• Password protected file sharing is a must - we are a business brokerage firm and so client confidentiality is one of our highest priorities. Having the ability to put our files behind a password-protected link for viewing and downloading has helped us immensely.

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• I wish it implemented easier with Outlook or Gmail. I would like for it to be easier to send tasks from email to Asana.
• I think there's room for improvement in terms of how easy it is to make new Section Headers for tasks and lists.
• I'd like for more aspects of the interface to be customizable.

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• Workshops - a lot of people in our field have experienced a learning curve when implementing Egnyte. I think good workshops online would be excellent tools to allow them to reach Egnyte's full potential
• Breaking links - If I share a confidential file, it would be excellent to easily re-access that link that was sent to that file and break that link (force it to no longer work). As it stands that often has to be done universally, and so one wrong move on our side has the potential to be catastrophic. There may be a way that I don't know about, but I think that points back to the idea of workshops
• Varying user access - it would be nice to allow users to edit and delete only in certain parts of Egnyte, rather than giving them administrative access across the board.

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• We went from disorganized to having our processes fully documented. This allows for projects to be duplicated and started faster, increasing my margins.
• Less opportunity for missed tasks or confusion.
• Progress checking always available and easy to use (for our clients)

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• We don't spend money on printing documents and filling them, totally eliminating paper work. This has saved us a huge cost.
• Travel Cost- it connects us locally and internationally so we really don't need to travel to other locations to access any file whatsoever.

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