An enterprise work management platform, Asana has said it will soon launch operations in Nigeria to provide AI-driven solutions for work management.
A release from the firm stated that it would officially unveil operations at an event themed ‘Future-Proofing Nigerian Workflows: AI That Works,’ scheduled to take place on June 5, 2024, in Lagos.
It noted that its entry into the Nigerian market through its West African partner, Novotech Works, marked a significant milestone for the company as it continued to expand its global footprint and empower teams to achieve their goals more efficiently.
Speaking ahead of the launch, the Country Director of Asana Africa, Rilwon Jaiyeola, expressed optimism that the platform would support local businesses in optimising their workflows and increasing productivity.
He said, “Our platform is designed to help teams collaborate effectively and achieve their objectives with ease.”
Asana, which operates offices in San Francisco, New York, Dublin, Sydney, Vancouver, Tokyo, and Reykjavík, hopes to provide attendees at the breakfast event the opportunity to learn more about its features and benefits.
According to the firm, participants are also expected to engage in discussions on the role of AI in future-proofing Nigerian workflows. The panel discussion will feature industry experts.
Asana described its entry into Nigeria as a strategic move aimed at empowering local businesses with the tools they need to thrive in today’s dynamic market.
