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Small to medium-sized mission-driven organizations, nonprofits, associations, schools, and governments.
Enterprise teams and departments (not just project managers) that need to manage all their work (waterfall, Agile, or otherwise) in a single, smart, connected location.
I liked the ability to break down the goals into subgoals and keep track of progress as well as include co-collaborators in the updates. The weekly reminders are very helpful.
Also, the intial e-mail to invite the board members or staff seemed to confuse them, or they just ignored it.
I love the weekly reminders that prompt me to update my team's goals on a regular basis. I also love to use the tracking features that measure the progress we've made on our goals.
When we first joined Mission Met the dates were in US format - being in Australia this was confusing.
It has been great and easy to use, plus we have a great facilitator which guides us.
There is a layer of 'added steps' that can be frustrating. You can not directly edit or change without going down an additional layer, e.g. Edit Notes.
The weekly reminders are so beneficial since it is very important to stay on top of reaching our strategic goals. I use it to provide my leadership report at our quarterly meetings.
I can't think of anything that I don't like about this software.
Workfront (AtTask) integrates several tools in one great solution. You get Project Management, Help Desk ticket management, time tracking and amazing reports.
It also gets confusing with the different levels and their hierarchical order, which I think even they get lost in sometimes themselves.
The customer service has been excellent, and the support staff have been very helpful in providing assistance and solutions to any issues we encountered.
With some of the updates in the software our team has been a little lost.
It is a very practical and easy to use product, I am delighted, excellent work platform, congratulatio.
However with all that functionality, the tool becomes confusing to do simple project managament.
Fortunately the WorkFront Support team is amazing and they assist whenever we run into a pickle. They even provide better ways for efficiency and easier solutions.
There are no tools to further organize projects and tasks further than their due date.
Jawad K.: Hi, my name is Jawad. I'm the owner of A&A's General. I give Adobe Workfront three stars out of a five-star rating. I used other software like Google Workspace and chose to remain with Google. Adobe was just too big and too expensive for me. I chose Adobe because I have a small business, but I decided that it was too complex. It's more for larger businesses. For smaller businesses, I'm probably going to only use 20% of the Adobe Workfront, and plus, it's too expensive, $30 a month, so I decided not to go with it. Adobe Workfront, it was pretty easy to download and get started with. Like I said, it is just too expensive for a small business, too complex. If you have a larger business and you have multiple employees that you can sync up and manipulate documents, I would choose to go with that. But if you're a smaller business, I definitely could not recommend Adobe at this time. If you're a large business that have multiple employees, a lot of employees, complex work, manipulating documents, syncing up with employees, you could save a lot of time. But if you're a small business, it's going to cost you more than it's going to save you. It's about $30 a month, and you're probably only going to use 20 to 30% of the software, so I wouldn't recommend it if you're a real small business.
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