Trello

I utilize Trello daily in my professional and personal life to organize everything in a Kanban fashion. I like to be able to host a large project and break it into small, digestible pieces for clients, adding resources and tasks I can assign to members of the project board, along with checklists with due dates and reminders is exceptionally helpful. This product facilitates transparency and communication in a concise, well-organized, and colorful way.

I use Trello for a variety of different things in my office. I manage various marketing projects and mediums, keep tabs on client files and use them to mind-map future projects for my law firm as well. It's a great way to supplement my kanban board with an online repository for ideas.

I like Trello! It's quite convenient, nice that I can choose the design. I understand how to use boards, and it's easy to manage and filter tasks. I can see what my team is doing. I also like that there are a lot of integrations that make work easier.

Trello is currently being used by all departments within our company to keep track of projects as well as project status (initial drafting, revisions, final draft, etc.). It really helps us keep everything in line and organized, ensuring that we know when each project is ready for review or ready to be sent to the client.

I work in a web-based information systems development department, and for us Trello is a very important tool that allows us to track the progress of each of our projects. It is very simple to use and does not need to do any additional training to form new users. Each of our projects is added to a board and according to the type of task assigned to certain users. It's a wonder because in that way we have a very organized work.

As a a software developer, I use Trello my main Task management tool. I am very familiar with agile approaches and I found in Trello the perfect tool to organize tasks of my development projects. The system of list embedded in this tool provides a suitable view of the the main parts or step of a project

I am using Trello mainly for managing my 3 teams: 1. Development Team: My whole Agile methodology is running on Trello including backlogging and weekly sprints. 2. Testing Team: Managing all test cases and versions on which test cases tested..everything on Trello Board. 3. Marketing: Managing daily tasks of marketing teams on Trello. Apart from this, using it as a common brainstorming idea board for all team members.

From the Agile project team, We use Trello to plan and assign tasks to track them effectively

Great software for collaboration with teams. We use this for our entire team so we can all stay on top of projects at the same time. It updates in real-time and you can share cards and board with others as needed and allows our team to easily track and follow the process of tasks.

I have used Trello every day in the last 3-4 jobs I've had. It helps me organize my list of tasks for the day as well as automate tile creation based on different tasks I don't perform as often. Excellent product all around!

We use Trello within our Video Production team and our Social Media team. The primary use of Trello is to keep track of dates, timelines, and updates with other team members. Our company is currently working on a Hybrid office model, so Trello has been able to remotely provide visual clarification of when tasks are due and who is in charge or who is currently working on the given task. For production, Trello is used for the status of scripts, shoots, and edits, and for social, we use Trello to keep track of dates. We ideally want Trello to bridge the gap of communication between the Production and Social teams.

It is used to plan, organise, and improve productivity. Allows for content creation, workflows, and planning of course content. Also able to onboard clients and customers. This improves efficiency and time management. Organising daily, weekly, and monthly business tasks so you don't have to overthink what needs to be done.

Trello is absolutely used across the board at Slickplan. We recently had a major update to the app and this was great for keeping the entire staff on track. It’s very easy to use, owned by Atlassian but easier to use than Jura, although it does have a Jura plugin.

Trello is used across the whole organization, used to manage the progress of work within the company, communicate between team members, and monitor day-to-day tasks. [It also] allows for managers to review work as soon as it's marked ready for review [and] we [are] able to send files to each other though Trello and all our projects are always on time.

I use Trello to organize the business events, in my case project management trainings. The tool is very useful as you can share with other colleagues the boards and contribute all together. The kanban style cards are very easy to use, navigation across cards and boards is also excellent. Finally, the tool's design is very pleasant, which contributes to the user experience.

To execute projects through using agile Trello is used across organisation. It provides better collaboration among the team members and helps to understand visibility during standup

It is used across the organization for managing our workflow pipeline, and staying on track with our projects, and allowing stakeholders TO see status updates of projects across the company. Apart from overall project-level management, Trello is used for each employee's to-do list and makes it easier to plan our day better.

The department I work for uses Trello. Specifically, we use it to track the work we do during our monthly maintenance windows where we follow a series of tasks that must be done in a specific order. We rely on it to track the changes we make as well as any issues or notes for future maintenance windows. It is a great way to have everything organized in one place and it's nice to be able to look back at previous boards to view any information that could help with any issues encountered in the current month.

We use Trello within the team and I like it very much because of the options available and ease of use.

Trello is a project management tool that many of us use. Our organization has been using Trello for the past 2 years, and we find it to be a useful tool because it is flexible and easy to use, and allows us to collaborate, keep track of to-do lists, and track the status of projects.

Trello was established at our organization to maintain our new hire checklist and collaborate on projects within the hospital.

I use it in my sales operations role to help myself stay on top of projects, notes, meeting agendas, and reminders. I've provided access my personal Trello board to individuals with whom I collaborate with on projects so that they have insight into my day-to-day and can better understand where their project is in the pipeline.

We use it primarily to manage our engineer to order design and customer approval workflow. It is used by people across the organization. It has helped to provide easy and quick visibility to the status of the workflow. Prior to Trello, we had several unsuccessful tools trying to perform this function.

Using Trello, we have been able to reinvent our work methodology and move forward quickly and efficiently to fulfill our activities; I can keep my colleagues and superiors updated on the constant progress through the application and our clients through direct links to the project related to them. Organized work is the main benefit provided by Trello.

I use Trello to manage projects and initiatives across 40 experts in 3 disciplines in 7 offices across North America. As a shared services team, we work on more than 60 enterprise clients at a time and there are numerous, fast-moving projects in play. Trello is how we create transparency, accountability, and collaboration across our group for seamless execution at the highest caliber. Personally, I have used Trello for everything from managing my homeownership responsibilities to getting through grad school. Professionally, I use it to lead this epic group and serve our clients with excellence. Big fan!