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How DIRECTV uses Asana

ConfirmedVendor case study · Checked Nov 13, 2026
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The use case: how DIRECTV deploys Asana

DIRECTV uses Asana to centralize work intake across 20+ teams with standardized request forms, rules and workflows tied to its internal operating priorities. It also uses Asana for portfolio-based project management and AI-generated Smart Status updates for reporting and prioritization.

More reported results

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80%

Intake volume increased by 80%

85–115 keystrokes

Rules, variables, and automation reduce 85–115 keystrokes per intake

150 hours

saving 150 hours a year on status reports alone

In the customer’s words

Asana is more than a tool—it’s become our operational backbone. It gives us the clarity and structure we need to execute precisely and adapt quickly when priorities shift.
Amiena Murad, Senior Director, Business Operations, DIRECTV — Source

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Nov 13, 2026
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Intake volume increased by 80%, and efficiency gains translate to approximately $600,000 to $800,000 in avoided costs.
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