We are considering moving to an agile project management approach for our key initiatives. Is there any church or non-profit users out there who are using Agile Methodology & Asana? I would love to connect with you and ask a few questions.
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Welcome to the community, @Michele_Kassa. I think Asana can definitely be helpful in your case. There are some setup to be done for implementing Agile. What plan Basic, Premium, Business) will you be using?
Hi @Michele_Kassa,
There are many examples of projects in Asana being structured to align with Agile project management approaches. I recommend you take a look at @Shannon_McNeil’s post called “Tips for Agile in Asana”, which I know you’ll find helpful.
I’ve also included some additional resources below.
- The Scrum Guide by Scrum.org: http://www.scrumguides.org/docs/scrumguide/v1/Scrum-Guide-US.pdf#zoom=100
- Video on Agile Product Ownership - (16 Minutes): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=502ILHjX9EE
- The New New Product Development Game (The First Article on Why Agile): The New New Product Development Game
Hope these help!
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Thank you very much for these resources! I will check into them.
We are on premium version. I am trying to see if there are similar organizations to us that are doing it, and then how Asana is used in that workflow.
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@Michele_Kassa - I just recently built a scheme in Asana to apply the AGILE methodology to our annual priorities. I’d be happy to share and walk you through what I have put together.
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Hi, I know this is years later but was reviewing your post. Did you end up using Asana? Our church is using Asana and I’m looking to learn all I can.