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The Neat Company announced the launch of a powerful iOS mobile app that complements its award-winning financial management platform. The Neat Mobile App provides small business owners with the ability to connect with their bank and credit card accounts, create and send invoices, and receive online payments from customers right from an iPhone or iPad. In addition, the Neat Mobile App can be utilized to capture and search for financial documents such as receipts, invoices, and statements while on the go.
As small business owners find themselves working in various locations and needing to streamline day-to-day activities, Neat lets them take control of their bookkeeping practices. Neat’s all-in-one financial management platform makes it possible for business owners — with or without accounting expertise — to quickly and confidently manage their books and keep business finances in order.
“Based on my past experience as a small business owner, I understand how critical it is to keep finances current,” explained Garrett Baird, President & CEO of The Neat Company. “With spreadsheets and dated software packages, I found bookkeeping difficult to do and almost impossible if I wasn’t at my desk. It took time away from growing my business, and I worried that I had surely done something wrong. Neat is acting on the problems I saw during those years by overcoming the limitations of homegrown spreadsheets and making the process truly mobile. Neat’s platform is comprehensive yet easy-to-use, and accessible from wherever a small businessperson needs to be. It will save them time, avoid headaches, and save money by getting books done faster and more efficiently right from your iPhone.”
The Neat Mobile App is built to mimic Neat’s user-friendly, intuitive, and versatile web experience, showcasing its simplicity while powerfully delivering needed help.
Neat’s all-mobile functionality includes:
The Neat Mobile App is now available for download from the Apple Store. The Neat financial management platform can be tried for free for 14 days. Users then pay only $289.99 for a yearly subscription ($24/month) with a 30-day money-back guarantee. A month to month subscription is also available at $29 per month.
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An information security management system (ISMS) is a set of policies and procedures for systematically managing an organization’s sensitive data. The goal of an ISMS is to minimize risk and ensure business continuity by proactively limiting the impact of a security breach.
An ISMS typically addresses employee behavior and processes as well as data and technology. It can be targeted toward a particular type of data, such as customer data, or it can be implemented in a comprehensive way that becomes part of the company’s culture.
An ISMS provides a systematic approach for managing the information security of an organization. Information security encompasses certain broad policies that control and manage security risk levels across an organization.
ISO/IEC 27001 is the international standard for information security and for creating an ISMS. Jointly published by the International Organization for Standardization and the International Electrotechnical Commission, the standard doesn’t mandate specific actions but includes suggestions for documentation, internal audits, continual improvement, and corrective and preventive action. To become ISO 27001 certified, an organization requires an ISMS that identifies the organizational assets and provides the following assessment:
The goal of an ISMS isn’t necessarily to maximize information security, but rather to reach an organization’s desired level of information security. Depending on the specific needs of the industry, these levels of control may vary. For example, since healthcare is a highly regulated field, a healthcare organization may develop a system to ensure sensitive patient data is fully protected.
ISMS provides a holistic approach to managing the information systems within an organization. This offers numerous benefits, some of which are highlighted below.
The ISO 27001, along with the ISO 27002 standards, offers best-practice guidelines for setting up an ISMS. The following is a checklist of best practices to consider before investing in an ISMS:
Understand business needs. Before executing an ISMS, it’s important for organizations to get a bird’s eye view of the business operations, tools and information security management systems to understand the business and security requirements. It also helps to study how the ISO 27001 framework can help with data protection and the individuals who will be responsible for executing the ISMS.
Establish an information security policy. Having an information security policy in place before setting up an ISMS is beneficial, as it can help an organization discover the weak points of the policy. The security policy should typically provide a general overview of the current security controls within an organization.
Monitor data access. Companies must monitor their access control policies to ensure only authorized individuals are gaining access to sensitive information. This monitoring should observe who is accessing the data, when and from where. Besides monitoring data access, companies should also track logins and authentications and keep a record of them for further investigation.
Conduct security awareness training. All employees should receive regular security awareness training. The training should introduce users to the evolving threat landscape, the common data vulnerabilities surrounding information systems, and mitigation and prevention techniques to protect data from being compromised.
Secure devices. Protect all organizational devices from physical damage and tampering by taking security measures to ward off hacking attempts. Tools including Google Workspace and Office 365 should be installed on all devices, as they offer built-in device security.
Encrypt data. Encryption prevents unauthorized access and is the best form of defense against security threats. All organizational data should be encrypted before setting up an ISMS, as it will prevent any unauthorized attempts to sabotage critical data.
Back up data. Backups play a key role in preventing data loss and should be a part of a company’s security policy before setting up an ISMS. Besides regular backups, the location and frequency of the backups should be planned out. Organizations should also design a plan to keep the backups secure, which should apply to both on-premises and cloud backups.
Conduct an internal security audit. An internal security audit should be conducted before executing an ISMS. Internal audits are a great way to for organizations to gain visibility over their security systems, software and devices, as they can identify and fix security loopholes before executing an ISMS.
There are various ways to set up an ISMS. Most organizations either follow a plan-do-check-act process or study the ISO 27001 international security standard which effectively details the requirements for an ISMS.
The following steps illustrate how an ISMS should be implemented:
When it comes to safeguarding information and cybersecurity assets, a unilateral approach isn’t sufficient. Learn about the different types of cybersecurity controls and how to place them.
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November 14, 2022  by  Sarah Doar
Category:  Public Records Act


One of the more seemingly complex public records request types are those that seek information held within a database. There are several questions we are often asked, and I hope my answers below will assist in unravelling this digital conundrum.
Are databases even public records at all?
First, let us agree on a few terms. A database is an organized collection of data stored and accessed electronically. In turn, data or datum, are the individual pieces of information stored within the database.
A database management system (DMS) is the visual interface that organizes the data, translates the data from zeros and ones, and allows users to access and view the data in a manner they can understand. A DMS can be incredibly sophisticated, with multiple databases of information and the ability to link, manipulate, and analyze data, or it can be a simple Excel spreadsheet. Both are database management systems.
What would be the analog version? For those of a certain age, a database management system is roughly the same as a library card catalog. Each card is a piece of data, all the cards together are the database, and the cabinet that keeps everything organized, cross-referenced, and accessible to library patrons is the DMS. Without the cabinet, you’d be faced with a pile of cards and no way to find what you are looking for.
Let us apply this analogy now to the Public Records Act, Chapter 42.56 RCW (PRA). The PRA defines a “public record” as:
any writing containing information relating to the conduct of government or the performance of any governmental or proprietary function prepared, owned, used, or retained by any state or local agency regardless of physical form or characteristics. 
Each of those cards in the card catalogue is a writing that contains information, and it happens to be in paper form. For databases, each piece of data in the DMS is a writing that contains information, and it happens to be in digital form.
So, if that piece of data in the database pertains to the conduct of government and it was prepared, owned, used, or retained by the local agency, then, yes, it is a public record. But it is the data itself, and not the database management system, that is the public record.
How do you disclose data in a database?
Under the PRA, we are obligated to disclose the data in the database but not necessarily to provide unfettered access to that data. At the same time, we cannot somehow turn over a bunch of zeros and ones and think that we have met our obligations under the PRA — we must provide the data in a form that the requestor can actually read.
There are several ways to do this. Some jurisdictions simply provide public access to the relevant DMS, although access is limited to view only. Examples of this include a county assessor’s property tax database, a city’s planning and development permit records online portal, or a clerk’s website that posts all the council’s agendas and meeting minutes.
However, in many situations, the DMS is a part of a public employee’s daily workflow, one which is constantly being updated with new activities and may contain information that is subject to an exemption or prohibition against disclosure such that is inappropriate to provide the public with unfettered access.
If you are lucky, your DMS allows you to run reports that extract the responsive data and present it in a form that you are then able to provide to the requestor. Alternatively, you have to consider providing customized access to the database that will limit the requestor’s access to only the data they are entitled to.
Isn’t running a report creating a new record?
We do consider the results of extracting data from a database into a new spreadsheet or word document to be the creation of a new record that is itself fully subject to the PRA. But sometimes, especially when it comes to databases which you often cannot provide unrestricted public access to, that approach makes the most practical sense.
Creation of a new record is not addressed in the Public Records Act, but there is case law that states agencies are not under an obligation to create records for a requestor. See Citizens For Fair Share v. State Dep't of Corrections, 117 Wn. App. 411, 435, 72 P.3d 206, 219 (2003) ("the law does not require creation of nonexistent records in response to a public records disclosure request”).
The Attorney General PRA Model Rule (WAC 44-14-04003(6)) states that an agency has discretion whether to create a public record:
. . . The decision to create a new record is left to the discretion of the agency. With respect to databases, for example, there is not always a simple dichotomy between producing an existing record and creating a new record. In addition, an agency may decide to provide a customized service and if so, assess a customized service charge for the actual costs of staff technology expertise needed to prepare data compilations, or when such customized access services are not used by the agency for other business purposes. RCW 42.56.120.
If the agency is considering creating a new record instead of disclosing the underlying records, or creating new records from a database, it should obtain the consent of the requestor to ensure that the requestor is not actually seeking the underlying records, and describe any customized service charges that may apply.
According to RCW 42.56.100, your agency must provide the “fullest assistance” to inquirers requesting public records, but this does not mean your agency must create a new record upon request. That being said, if your database is itself a compilation of independent records, such as scanned and uploaded records, I would consider the downloading of a previously scanned record akin to making a copy and not generating a new record.
What if our DMS is not set up to allow for the extraction of data, such as to run reports?
You may need to get creative. One brute force method is to take screenshots of the DMS displaying the requested information, although this would not work if the requestor is seeking the data in its native format, nor would it work for a visually impaired requestor. Your other option is to consider providing customized access.
What is customized access, and can we charge for that?
In addition to the regular copying charges that an agency can impose under RCW 42.56.120, paragraph (3) allows an agency to include a “customized service charge.”
A customized service charge may only be imposed if the agency estimates that the request would require the use of information technology expertise to prepare data compilations, or provide customized electronic access services when such compilations and customized access services are not used by the agency for other agency purposes.
Examples may include working with your software developer or IT staff to run a new, customized report that extracts data from the database, developing a new user interface that has restricted functionality, or purchasing a new user software license to allow the requestor direct access.
What if we don’t control the database or database management system?
A record is a public record if it is “prepared, owned, used, OR retained” by the public agency, so even if the agency no longer has control of the record — i.e., did not “retain” the record — if the agency created the record or used the record in the course of public business, it is a public record subject to disclosure.
I am aware of several situations where local agencies access and/or upload information to databases controlled by other private or public entities. Regardless of where that data now lives, local agencies are obligated to make it available to the public upon request. It is not enough to simply direct requestors to the third party.
Any agency that uses third-party databases should review the contract or terms of service for those databases to ensure that the agency has a process for requesting copies of records contained in the database from the vendor.
No. While many agencies make records available online in the hope that members of the public will be able to self-serve and access the records they seek without submitting a records request, once an individual does submit a request, all of an agency’s obligations under the PRA come into effect.
In describing the specific methods by which an agency can respond to a public records request, RCW 42.56.520(1)(b) authorizes the agency to provide “an internet address and link on the agency’s website to the specific records requested.” (Emphasis added). Providing a link to a database that requires the requestor perform the search themselves does not satisfy this obligation. Of course, an agency can inform the requestor that, in the future, they can search the public database themselves and avoid any delay in receiving a response.
Wow, it can get pretty complicated. What if we need more guidance?
You are not alone! MRSC has lots of information available on our Public Records Act topic pages. If your question is not addressed there or you wish to contact one of our consultants directly, eligible government agencies can Ask MRSC.
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Sarah Doar joined MRSC in September 2018.
Most recently, she served as a Civil Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for Island County. At Island County, Sarah advised on many aspects of government business, including compliance with public record and opening meeting laws. She also defended the County in Growth Management Act and Land Use litigation. Prior to moving to Washington, Sarah practiced land use, environmental, and appellate law in Florida for over eight years.
Sarah holds a B.A. in Biology from Case Western Reserve University and a J.D. with a certificate in environmental and land use law from Florida State University College of Law.
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Alpharetta, GA and Toronto, ON, Canada, December 16, 2021 – Agilysys, Inc. (NASDAQ: AGYS), a leading provider of next generation SaaS software solutions, today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ResortSuite, a Canada-based fully integrated property management solution provider focused on the complex multi-amenity and resort market. This acquisition creates the opportunity to bring next generation SaaS solutions to ResortSuite customers who have been served well by a trusted partner for more than twenty years. With unparalleled experience and commitment to the hospitality industry and innovation driven roadmaps and expertise, this combination will enable revenue synergies and delivery of world class integrated hotel property management and contactless capabilities to the global hospitality industry.
”Only a handful of technology providers have the experience and expertise to offer robust, comprehensive and end-to-end integrated property management solutions which can help run complex resort environments and enable enjoyable guest experiences. This acquisition combines two such providers creating the most compelling hospitality technology unit serving the resort market. Frank Pitsikalis (CEO & Founder of ResortSuite) and his talented team have built a company with deep understanding of hospitality and a long history of providing world class service to some of the most well-known resorts and spas across several regions, including the U.S., U.K. and Canada,” said Ramesh Srinivasan, President & CEO of Agilysys. “Thanks to our successful recent product modernization efforts, ResortSuite customers will enjoy numerous modern technology options including migrating to the cloud.”
Frank Pitsikalis, CEO & Founder, ResortSuite added, “Agilysys and ResortSuite share an unwavering commitment to the hospitality market, several shared customers, integrated software solutions, a passion for world class customer service and a strong desire for continued innovation which constantly improves and enriches guest experience. We are excited to join and contribute to the new chapter of modern technology driven growth of Agilysys 2.0 and bring an expanded product base and SaaS options to our longstanding customers. Both ResortSuite and Agilysys customers now have access to next generation cloud-native technology-based products and the opportunity to offer a fully integrated contactless solution for their guests while empowering all departments through a unified common profile across the entire resort. We share a common work ethic and culture with Agilysys. Together we have a solid growth path ahead of us.”
The transaction is expected to close the beginning of January 2022 for approximately 25 million USD in an all-cash deal subject to customary closing conditions. Further details of the transaction will be discussed during the upcoming Agilysys fiscal 2022 third quarter earnings call towards the end of January 2022.
CIBC Capital Markets Inc. acted as exclusive financial advisor to ResortSuite.
ResortSuite provides a fully integrated suite of hospitality solutions for the full service and resort market such as property management, spa, golf, sales & catering, retail, food and beverage, ski and concierge applications to manage properties with multiple amenities. ResortSuite operates out of headquarters in Toronto, Ontario and services multiple geographic areas, including Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and the Caribbean.
Agilysys has been a leader in hospitality software for more than 40 years, delivering innovative cloud-native SaaS and on-premise guest-centric technology solutions for gaming, hotels, resorts and cruise, corporate foodservice management, restaurants, universities, healthcare, and sports and entertainment. Agilysys offers the most comprehensive software solutions in the industry, including point-of-sale (POS), property management (PMS), inventory and procurement, payments, and related applications, to manage the entire guest journey. Agilysys is known for its leadership in hospitality, its broad product offerings and its customer-centric service. During recent years, Agilysys has made major investments in R&D and has successfully modernized virtually all their longstanding trusted software solutions. Some of the largest hospitality companies around the world use Agilysys solutions to help improve guest loyalty, drive revenue growth and increase operational efficiencies. Agilysys operates across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and India with headquarters located in Alpharetta, GA.
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Are you tired of trying to keep track of projects via Excel spreadsheets and Gmail? If so, it’s time to introduce yourself to the ever-growing world of cloud-based project management software. With the right app, you can keep track of everything related to your project in one convenient location.
That includes all tasks, task progress, assignees, communications, and deadlines — and since these programs are cloud-based — you can access them from anywhere. That means you can create and update tasks straight from your smartphone if you’re too busy to drop into the office.
The ease of use and flexibility of these programs is a big reason why they’re so popular with companies of all sizes in today’s age. In fact, as of 2022, 77% of all high-performing teams use project management software.
Yet, with all the options out there, how do you know which platform will work best for your needs?
Out of all the project management solutions out there, Asana and Monday.com are two of the most popular, highly-reviewed tools on the market. That’s why I’m pitting Asana vs. Monday in an ultimate comparison to see which platform offers the best:
Features
Pricing
Collaboration
Portfolio management
Task management
Customer support
Ease of use
Without further ado, read on to learn more about Asana and Monday.com to see which project management system will work best for you.
Asana is a cloud-based project management software that was the brainchild of former Facebook executives in 2008. They envisioned Asana as project managers’ one-stop shop for:
Task delegation
Time tracking
Project creation
Workflow management
Collaboration
Team management
The platform uses a centralized dashboard that acts as a hub for team communications — eliminating the need for cumbersome back-and-forth emails. Managers can assign tasks to employees, complete with descriptions, due dates, attachments, and more.
Each task can have several stages before its complete, such as draft, draft review, and editing stages for blog posts. Asana also uses kanban boards, Gantt charts, calendars (timeline views), and list views to visualize your workflows in a way that’s easy to understand.
Asana also has some robust reporting features, allowing users to monitor task progress in real-time, set goals and milestones, and keep track of how busy your employees are with your tasks.
While automation isn’t included in the free version, the Workflow Builder add-on (starting with the Premium plan) grants you the ability to automate repetitive workflow tasks, which is a plus.
If your team contains less than 15 people, you’ll be able to use Asana for free. For this reason, Asana is a fantastic choice for small teams and entrepreneurs. Its Premium plan starts at $10.99 per month, which is the ideal plan for small to medium-sized businesses.
The software has seen a massive surge in popularity in recent years. In 2021, G2 ranked Asana as the #1 leader in project management. Due to its versatility, Asana is a popular choice for startups, small businesses, and even enterprise-level companies.
Monday.com got started in 2012 as a technology company offering SaaS (software-as-a-service) tools for project management, sales, CRM, and more.
An Israeli startup, the company went by the name ‘Dapulse’ at first (a reference to pulses, Monday.com‘s version of tasks). Yet, this name proved to be a problem, and the company would find lasting success after changing its name to Monday.
Monday.com is famous for its versatile functionality.
Monday provides various products, and they aren’t all centered on project management features. Here’s an overview of Monday.com‘s offerings:
Monday Work Management. This is their flagship workflow management tool. It allows users to create projects, manage tasks, automate workflows, collaborate with team members, and more.
Monday Marketer. This is the perfect tool for managing marketing campaigns. You can start new marketing projects, create a content calendar, manage digital assets, and monitor your campaigns.
Monday Sales CRM. That’s right, Monday.com even has a customer relationship management tool available for users. It features clever visualization tools for your sales pipeline, lead management, contact management, and post-sales management.
Monday Projects. This app is a bit more in-depth than Monday Work Management. It allows you to tackle advanced projects, portfolio management, critical paths, and program management.
Monday Dev. Monday Dev provides an attractive toolset for development teams with bug tracking, sprint dashboards, roadmap planning, and scrum & kanban features.
As you can see, the Monday.com suite is a versatile array of programs that appeals to different types of users. Developers can use it to track bugs, marketers can generate leads, and general teams can manage their projects.
Individual tasks are called ‘pulses’ and work similarly to tasks on Asana and cards on Trello.
Now let’s take a look at the core features of both programs, including collaboration tools, automation, dashboard views, integrations, task management, and project creation.
As previously mentioned, Monday.com has many different products that you can use for project management. Yet, for the purposes of this article, we’re going to stick with Monday Work Management, its general project management tool.
First, it’s crucial to distinguish that Asana uses multiple dashboard views while Monday.com only uses one.
That’s not necessarily a good or bad thing, as it will entirely depend on your preferences. Asana offers more versatility with its calendar view and list view, but Monday.com opts to keep it simple so users don’t have to jump back and forth between views continuously.
Also, Monday.com does not have a calendar included in its basic plan. While it’s possible to use calendars with Monday, you have to go with one of its paid plans.
First, let’s see how each program stacks up in terms of general task management.
Task creation is lightning-fast in Asana, but that’s primarily due to the fact that you don’t have to enter as many task details as you do on Monday. Depending on your needs, that can be either a good or a bad thing.
While you’ll be able to create tasks quicker on Asana, Monday’s tasks offer more information at a glance. On Monday, you can see a tasks’:
Team
Owners
Timelines
Color-coded status updates
Task progress
That’s quite a bit of information, but you can delete some of the columns if it becomes too overwhelming.
With Asana, task creation involves:
Create a task
Set goals/deadlines
Create any dependencies
Assign the task to a team member
This process is quicker yet still provides enough information to inform team members within a few seconds.
On Asana, your employees can view all the tasks assigned to them via the My Tasks dashboard, complete with deadlines for each one. Each task can contain attachments, links, descriptions, and employee communication (users can leave messages to each other in the task view) — all of which makes team collaboration a breeze.
Monday handles task management in a similar way, except it refers to its tasks as ‘pulses.’ Each pulse comes with the following:
An activity log
FAQ section
File attachments
Comments section
Users can arrange pulses in columns to create a customized task flow.
The Task Overview feature allows managers to create, assign, and track pulses for employees.
Asana has a task dependency system built-in that’s included in all plans, which is something it has over Monday.com.
What’s a task dependency system?
It’s a feature that allows you to start specific tasks only after others are completed first. That will help you avoid completing tasks out of order, which can cause confusion and mistakes.
An example would be setting the publishing of an article dependent on the completion of the copy editing first. Otherwise, your staff may publish a blog that has yet to be edited/proofread.
Monday does not have a built-in task dependency system — but there is a workaround. You can create a dependency column to create connections between tasks, preventing some tasks from starting before others are completed.
Winner: Asana
Both platforms have some excellent task management features, but Asana edges the victory here since its capabilities are a bit more robust.
Portfolio management is a necessity for any project management solution.
Why is that?
It’s because a portfolio management tool helps you view the bigger picture in terms of your progress toward major milestones and goals. After all, if you’re hyper-focused on a single project, you’ll likely lose touch with all your other projects. Good portfolio management involves balancing your short-term and long-term goals in the most effective way possible.
Luckily, both Asana and Monday have portfolio management tools, so let’s check out what they have to offer.
Asana has a portfolio management feature that works exactly like its project management tool — only you view project progress instead of task progress.
To see a list of all your ongoing projects, zoom out of your day-to-day tasks until you’re able to see your entire portfolio.
It’s a straightforward yet highly effective way of visualizing your overall progress, which can help you stay on track.
Monday also has a portfolio management feature, albeit one that’s simpler in nature. Its Groups feature allows you to group similar tasks and projects together, which can help you identify missing project details in seconds. While you won’t be able to gain as many insights as Asana’s feature, it still comes in handy.
Winner: Asana
This one wasn’t much of a contest. Monday’s Groups capability is user-friendly but goes less in-depth than Asana’s portfolio manager.
Both Asana and Monday.com have some excellent features for managing your virtual workspace.
Asana makes keeping all your critical project details a cinch with its intuitive color-coding features. Just by glancing at the task, you’ll be able to tell:
Who’s working on each task
Which tasks they’ve completed
The deadline for each task
Workflows in Asana are called views, and it offers quite a few of them. Users can view their tasks and workflows in the following formats:
A timeline
A Gantt chart
A kanban board
Task list view
The variety here adds significant flexibility to Asana, as users are able to pick the view that suits them best. For instance, you may prefer using kanban boards instead of timelines or Gantt charts. Yet, you’ll appreciate its calendar view whenever deadlines are steadily approaching.
However, workflow management is the area where Monday.com truly shines the brightest.
That’s because it offers the largest variety of ways to view your projects and tasks, including the following:
List view
Timeline view
Gantt chart
Kanban board
Map view
Pie chart view
As you can see, Monday even lets you visualize tasks as maps and pie charts, which is not only unique but can come in very handy. For example, if you need to manage location logistics for international clients, the map view is a real lifesaver because of how much time it can save.
Winner: Monday.com
You just can’t beat the versatility Monday offers when it comes to workflow management, which is why it takes the cake in this round.
Next in our Asana vs. Monday showdown is to compare team collaboration features.
After all, collaboration is at the heart of any project, as nothing would get done without it. Collaboration features are also some of the most crucial for project management solutions. Without them, you’ll be forced to go back to the Excel/Gmail combo that makes collaborating a nightmare.
So what collaboration features do Asana and Monday offer?
Asana’s user interface has a project message board that employees can use to:
Send each other DMs
Comment on individual tasks (with the ability to tag one another)
A calendar to set and view deadlines
Besides that, Asana users have to attach documents via third-party apps like Google Docs or Google Drive, as it has no built-in document sharing/creation system. There’s also no online whiteboard, which can be disappointing for some.
Monday.com has a bit more to offer in the way of collaboration than Asana. Besides task commenting, an instant messenger, and a calendar view — Monday also has an online whiteboard and document collaboration.
That means you won’t need to use third-party apps like Google Docs to create and share documents on Monday, which is definitely a plus. Its document creation tool is robust, as you can collaborate with others via messages and comments.
The online whiteboard makes it effortless to brainstorm, collaborate, and storyboard project ideas with team members, no matter where they are in the world.
Winner: Monday
There’s no denying that Monday.com has more collaboration features than Asana, including its excellent document collaboration tool and online whiteboard.
For a project management tool to integrate seamlessly into your existing workflows, you need it to integrate with the right programs. Both Asana and Monday can integrate with tons of different applications, from instant messaging apps like Slack to CRM software like Mailchimp.
Asana integrates with a whopping 150+ integrations, including the following:
Dropbox
Microsoft Teams
Zoom
Evernote
Dossier
Jira
Salesforce
Zapier
ClickUp
Wrike
As you can see, Asana integrates with some of the most popular business tools on the market. You can also use apps like Time Camp to add a time-tracking functionality to Asana.
Monday.com doesn’t integrate with as many apps as Asana, with only around 50 or so. Yet, it still integrates with popular tools, such as:
Salesforce
Outlook
Google Drive
Zoom
Trello
Asana (yes, you can integrate Asana into Monday)
Adobe Creative Cloud
As another bonus, Monday’s integrations are customizable, which is something Asana doesn’t have.
Winner: Asana
It’s hard not to pick Asana here, as it has the most integrations out of the two. Yet, Monday has the added bonus of customizable integrations, which some users may find more desirable.
Both programs are available to mobile users through their Android and IOS mobile apps.
Last but not least, let’s take a look at the pricing tiers for both programs to see which will give you the most value for the money.
Here’s an overview of Asana’s pricing:
Basic (free plan): $0 per month, basic workflows for up to 15 people, three project views, basic reporting
Premium: $10.99 per month, four project views, unlimited essentials, automated workflows
Business: $24.99 per month, advanced workflows, advanced reporting, personalized support
The free version is ideal for small teams and freelancers, while the premium and business plans work great for larger teams.
Here’s an overview of Monday’s pricing:
Individual (free plan): $0 per month, up to 3 boards, 200+ templates, up to 2 team members, and 20 column types
Basic: $8 per month, unlimited boards, 5G of storage, prioritized support
Standard: $10 per month, timeline & Gantt views, calendar view, guest access, 250 automation actions per month, 250 integration actions per month
Pro: $16 per month, chart view, formula column, private boards and docs, 25,000 automation actions per month, 25,000 integration actions per month
Both have pretty standard pricing plans, but we have to give Monday the edge here, as it’s more affordable, has more features, and offers more pricing plans.
Now that we’ve compared both programs in terms of primary features, collaboration, integrations, and pricing — it’s time to declare the winner in the matchup Asana vs. Monday.
We have to give the edge to Monday.com overall, as it has amazing features, flexible pricing, customizability, and many ways to view your projects. It also has more robust features for teamwork, and there’s less of a learning curve than there is with Asana (you’ll definitely need to view a few tutorials before starting Asana, but you can jump right into Monday.com).
That’s not to say that Asana doesn’t have its place in the project management world — it’s one of the most popular programs for a reason.
If task management tools are what you’re most concerned with, then Asana is by far the superior program. Yet, Monday.com offers more overall, especially considering its different products (CRM, marketing, web development, etc.)
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Zero Systems launched seven years ago with an idea to bring automation to professional services like law firms. They wanted to focus on speeding up manual tasks, rather than moving large volumes of information, to help lawyers work more efficiently.
They came up with an AI-driven system that can identify work product on a lawyer’s work systems like their inbox or messaging apps, classify it according to client and project and then move the different kinds of information into adjacent systems such as a document management system or a time management system. The idea was to eliminate a lot of the dreary manual tasks that are part of every lawyer’s day.
“We focused on the high value processes where a cognitive component was required to mimic the decision making process of a human user,” company co-founder and CEO Alex Babin explained.
For lawyers, that starts with governance and properly filing content as it relates to the client and project they’re working on, and moving it into a document management system or client management system automatically. Next, it looks at time management and tracking the lawyer’s time in an automated way and finally it includes a security component to help keep all of that information secure.
The system largely targets unstructured data like documents, emails, messages, files and so forth where they live on a laptop, smartphone or other device with the goal of organizing information automatically. It’s worth noting that the solution is installed in the customers’ facilities, rather than in the cloud, says Gevorg Karapetyan, the startup’s CTO and co-founder.
This is partly for security reasons and to meet the requirements of their customers, but also because the data gets processed at the point of ingestion on the edge device the professional is using. “So basically, we bring machine learning and data processing to where the data is, not the other way around. We don’t see that as a limitation, but as a feature in our use case,” he said.
Over time, they realized the solution would also work for financial services and consulting professionals, who used similar types of systems that would work well with the classification system they had created.
The company launched the product two and a half years ago. It is making headway with the AmLaw 100, the largest law firms in the United States, with 11 customers online using the product and another 10 piloting it. They went from around 25 employees at the beginning of last year to almost 80 by the end of the year, more than tripling head count.
Babin says that as they build the company and add people, they are focused on building a diverse company, not only because it’s the right thing to do, but because clients expect it. He says part of that is looking outside of tech for people with skills which might be applicable to their mission.
“We bring in people from other industries who want to go into tech, and give them an opportunity to learn a job, which I believe is very, very important. So that’s how we address things because there’s so much we can learn from different cultures, different different backgrounds,” he said.
As Zero has gained traction, it required more capital, and today announced a $12 million Series A to help keep building out the platform. Today’s round was led by Streamlined Ventures with participation from 468 Capital, AltaIR Capital, PBJ Capital, Gutbrain Ventures, s16vc, AiSprouts VC, Paul Grewal and others.
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From the name itself, it is clear that medical document management system is a technological arrangement that helps in maintaining the electronic healthcare records, thereby replacing the paper- based practices. The system allows the management of historical data that can easily be accessed by both the healthcare provider and the patient.
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Some of the major players operating in the medical document management systems market report are 3M, Allscripts Healthcare, LLC, Cerner Corporation, Epic Systems Corporation., GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, Hyland Software, Inc., Kofax Inc., McKesson Corporation, NXGN Management, LLC, Siemens Healthcare GmbH, ThoughtTrace, Inc., Laserfiche, Midmark Corporation., Agaram Technologies Pvt Ltd, athenahealth, Inc., FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation and NXGN Management, LLC, among others.
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The countries covered in the medical document management systems market report are U.S., Canada and Mexico in North America, Germany, France, U.K., Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Russia, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Rest of Europe in Europe, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Rest of Asia-Pacific (APAC) in the Asia-Pacific (APAC), Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, South Africa, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East and Africa (MEA) as a part of Middle East and Africa (MEA), Brazil, Argentina and Rest of South America as part of South America.
North America dominates the medical document management systems market in terms of market share and market revenue and will continue to flourish its dominance during the forecast period. This is because of the increase in the expenditure for research and development proficiencies, increasing government’s initiatives and improved health care infrastructure in various countries. Asia-Pacific on the other hand is projected to exhibit the highest growth rate during the forecast period owing to the increasing government expenditure on healthcare sector and rising technological advancements and initiatives by the government.
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Part 10: Regional Landscape
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Part 12: Drivers and Challenges
Part 13: Market Trends
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Part 15: Vendor Analysis
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The latest study released on the Global Call Center Software Market by AMA Research evaluates market size, trend, and forecast to 2027. The Call Center Software market study covers significant research data and proofs to be a handy resource document for managers, analysts, industry experts and other key people to have ready-to-access and self-analyzed study to help understand market trends, growth drivers, opportunities and upcoming challenges and about the competitors.
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Development in IT and Telecom sector is boosting the call center software market as it is a preferred solution for several organizations to deliver maximum customer satisfaction in an effective way. Technological developments for the integration of artificial intelligence,  big data analytics, and other technologies with call center software to provide advanced service to customers expected to drive the call center software market demand over the forecasted period.
Market Opportunities:
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Emergence of Artificial Intelligence in Call Center Software
Market Trends:
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Emphasizing on Dealing Customer Requirements
Market Drivers:
Growing Omnichannel Infrastructure across Globe
Emphasizing on Customer Service Management
The Global Call Center Software Market segments and Market Data Break Down are illuminated below:
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The SMI released the latest competent intelligence market research report on Enterprise Document Management Systems Market, The report aims to provide a thorough and accurate analysis of the global Enterprise Document Management Systems market, taking into account market forecast, competitive intelligence, and technical risks, innovations, and other pertinent data. Its meticulously prepared market intelligence enables market players to comprehend the most important trends in the market that affect their business. Readers will learn about significant opportunities in the worldwide Enterprise Document Management Systems market, as well as major factors driving and inhibiting growth.
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The research report is an accurate summary of the macro and micro-economic elements that influence the Enterprise Document Management Systems market’s growth. This will aid market players in making necessary adjustments to their strategies for achieving growth and maintaining their position in the sector. The Enterprise Document Management Systems market is divided into three categories: Product Type, Application, and Geographic region. Each segment is thoroughly examined so that players may concentrate on high-growth segments of the Enterprise Document Management Systems market and boost their sales. The competitive landscape is also revealed, allowing players to develop effective strategies and compete effectively in the worldwide Enterprise Document Management Systems market.
Global Enterprise Document Management Systems Market and Competitive Analysis
Know your current market situation! Not only an important element for new products but also for current products given the ever-changing market dynamics. The study allows marketers to stay in touch with current consumer trends and segments where they can face a rapid market share drop. Discover who you really compete against in the marketplace, with Market Share Analysis know market position, % Market Share and Segmented Revenue of Enterprise Document Management Systems Market.
Leading Players:
Ademero, Adobe Systems Incorporated, Ascensio System SIA, Blue Project Software, Box, Dropbox Business, eFileCabinet, Evernote Corporation, Google, Konica Minolta, LSSP, Lucion Technologies
Market Segments by Type:
On-premise, Cloud-based
Market Segments by Application:
SMEs, Large Enterprises
Segmentation and Targeting
Essential demographic, geographic, psychographic, and behavioral information about business segments in the Enterprise Document Management Systems market is targeted to aid in determining the features company should encompass in order to fit into the business requirements. For the Consumer-based market – the study is also classified with Market Maker information in order to better understand who the clients are, their buying behavior, and patterns.
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Knowing how the product/services fit the needs of clients and what changes would require to make the product more attractive is the need of an hour. Useful approaches to focus group by utilizing User Testing and User Experience Research. Demand-side analysis always helps to correlate consumer preferences with innovation.
Marketing Communication and Sales Channel
Understanding marketing effectiveness on a continual basis help determine the potential of advertising and marketing communications and allow us to use best practices to utilize an untapped audience. In order to make marketers make effective strategies and identify why the target market is not giving attention, we ensure the Study is Segmented with appropriate marketing & sales channels to identify potential market size by Revenue and Volume*
Pricing and Forecast
Pricing/subscription always plays an important role in buying decisions; so we have analyzed pricing to determine how customers or businesses evaluate it not just in relation to other product offerings by competitors but also with immediate substitute products. In addition to future sales Separate Chapters on Cost Analysis, Labor*, production*, and Capacity are Covered.
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How geography and sales fit together
This study is helpful to all operators who want to identify the exact size of their target audience at a specific geographic location. Enterprise Document Management Systems Market allows entrepreneurs to determine local markets for business expansion. This study answers the questions below:
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