Asana

It is not at all complicated like other tools. One can easily create different projects, assign owners, create your own task list, and get different views as per your need. It has really made keeping track & staying on top of things quite easy.

Ability to link a goal to one or more goal (e.g. linking a key result to two different objectives). The strategy map provides a nice bird's eye view of goals and how they roll up to the top-level strategy. The progress graph provides a nice visualization of the metric tracking for the goal.

With its intuitive interface it allowed me to prioritize and track task efficiently. Its Dashboard allows me to see the progress of projects in real time and gives me a visibility that i didn't have. I liked its integration with other platforms such as Google Workspace and Microsoft Office its helped me to can work with all my resources.

The price is quite high monthly. You cannot create documentation & other stuff on Asana, it is mainly limited to project & task management

Awkward way to update status--there's an update progress button that's for updating the metric progress only; then a user has to figure out that one has to click on the latest status area to provide an status update. Maybe just have an update status button so that it's clear. Weighting should be standard in the product but only comes with Enterprise. Lack of integration capabilities (e.g. true integration with Jira makes it hard to justify working with both tools--one is business friendly and the other is tech friendly).

The subscription was not economical, however, in my company we paid for it I think the price can be a problem for smaller companies. It was difficult for us to adapt Asana to the flow of some projects, we had to complement it with other tools to be able to do it. The problem with the tool being in the cloud is that you completely depend on the internet to be able to use it and that makes it a difficult for you to even work it when there are failures on your internet.