The use case: how E.ON Next deploys Asana
E.ON Next's Go-to-Market team uses Asana as a central source of truth for request intake, triage, campaign execution with built-in regulatory review steps, and linking work to company goals and OKRs. It also uses Asana AI Studio to automatically generate project briefs from intake form data.
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318 work days saved through automation and optimization, freeing up time for higher-impact work, and saved the GTM team an estimated £5.5K by automating the complex two-step project triage process with Asana AI Studio.
a 30–40% reduction in time spent gathering request details
Campaigns launched seven to ten days faster, accelerating time-to-market without sacrificing compliance
a 25% decrease in early-stage cross-functional back-and-forth allowed for smoother execution
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Speed matters and is a competitive advantage. Asana has powerfully transformed our demand planning and prioritisation processes, elevating the organisation's ability to deliver results at scale.Other companies using Asana
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Request capacity increased by 465% year-over-year, enabling the team to manage a significantly higher volume without added strain, alongside a 30–40% reduction in time spent gathering request details, improving intake efficiency.