Asana's Enterprise feature: the "Capacity Plan"

[Bastien_Siebman]

Discover Asana’s Enterprise feature: the “Capacity Plan” to forecast resources for your future projects!

In this video, I show you in detail how to efficiently allocate human resources and anticipate the load of future projects, without affecting your current projects.

To watch the full video, click here: https://youtu.be/09r8YvHSqzs

Take this opportunity to assess the impact and find out why moving to the Enterprise plan could be a smart move.

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Bastien, Asana Expert
iDO (Asana Partner: Services & Licenses)

[Tony_Hulbert]

Hey Bastien
This is a nice function and could be very powerful for us in planning our installation projects. However, not all of our engineers and technicians are ASANA users and, whilst I appreciate that ASANA wants to drive user headcount, it would be difficult for us to justify adding them just for this feature to work.
Is there a way to examine capacity of resources other than ASANA users including perhaps objects, such as meeting rooms?
Thoughts when you can please.
Tonhy H

[lpb]

@Tony_Hulbert

capacity of resources other than ASANA users including perhaps objects, such as meeting rooms?

If you haven’t already seen it, consider my older Forum Leaders tips

Resource Management (meeting rooms, company cars, etc.) the Free and Easy Way in Asana

Use the Asana free version (you don’t need Premium or Business plans) to easily manage shared resources like meeting rooms, company cars, tools, equipment, etc. In any task, like “Planning Meeting” below, add a tag like RoomA1 meaning you need the A1 meeting room resource. (Pick a unique name for each resource, like RoomA1, RoomA2, Car1, Car2, etc.) To see all the bookings for the RoomA1 resource (e. g., to check the room’s availability) just type RoomA1 in the search box and click on the tag,…

Thanks,

Larry

[Betheny_Jones]

This is awesome!

[dianals]

This is great! It would be nice to have this feature available below Enterprise though. Harvest’s Forecast provides this but it would make much sense to have it built into Asana as that’s where the work is happening.