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8 facts from 1 episode, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.
2024
Asana's state of AI report found a disconnect between how leaders and their organizations think about AI.
“there's a state of AI report that we launched more recently, which showed that there is a disconnect in how leaders are thinking about AI”
2024
Asana's state of the IT leader report found that one in four people felt they were investing in AI too early.
“one of the things from your state of the IT leader report was that one in four people felt like they were investing in AI too early.”
Undated
Asana says it serves over 150,000 customers worldwide, including 85% of the Fortune 100.
“We help over 150,000 customers globally. 85% of the Fortune hundred companies manage and automate everything from company level goal setting and tracking”
Undated
Asana's platform is built on an architecture it calls the Work Graph data model.
“the architecture on which our platform's built on, we call it the Work graph data model.”
Undated
Asana runs a think tank called the Work Innovation Lab that brings industry and academia together.
“We've got a think tank, we call it Work Innovation Lab. It's a think tank that brings industry and academia together”
Undated
Asana's Work Innovation Lab includes institutions such as Anthropic and OpenAI and publishes reports based on surveys and interviews.
“institutions like Anthropic and OpenAI. And through research, through surveys and interviews, we publish multiple reports”
Undated
Saket Srivastava describes Asana's AI teammates as AI integrated into core workflows that can take action on behalf of humans, not just assist.
“Think of any function and the kind of core workflows that they utilize, and how can AI not just assist, but also take action on behalf of humans in those core workflows.”
Undated
Saket Srivastava says program managers may spend a couple of hours a week per program writing status reports, which Asana's AI can automate.
“Just imagine if you're a program manager spending couple of hours a week on each program, writing those status reports that no one ends up reading.”
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