June 6, 2019
How Ayoa overhauls the modern work process
The digital world has irrevocably changed the way we work. In many ways, things have become easier – we are connected to people from all around the world, 24/7. We no longer need to be physically in the same room as someone in order to work with them. Yet, on the other hand, things have also become more complicated.
You know what they say, no matter the problem, “there’s an app for that!” – and it’s true, there really is an app for everything. Each, small, fragmented pain point has a software solution and so, communication, project management and even note-taking, has become spread across a plethora of apps and software products. Joining a new organization requires a complicated onboarding period where employees must get to know the software that particular workplace uses. Then, once familiar, workers spend their days context-switching between these different tools – something that is scientifically proven to break focus and lower productivity.
The end result is the apps made to boost productivity, actually end up making things worse. Ayoa changes that – it’s the first tool to combine everything you need for a productive and innovative working day in just one place, and it does this without being a heavy-duty project management system that requires training to use. It’s intuitive, it seamlessly integrates with your day-to-day duties and ultimately improves the way you work. Using Ayoa won’t just save you time app-switching, it’ll improve the way you work. OpenGenius are world leaders in innovation and Ayoa effortlessly applies work best-practices to teams by giving them space for ideas in Ayoa Mind Mapping, room to chat in context with Ayoa Chat and powerful tools for task management. So delete all your other apps, and stop paying subscriptions to lots of different products – Now, Ayoa is the only tool you need.
Don’t miss out – try Ayoa for free with your team and discover the power of Mind Mapping, Chat & Task Management, all in one place. Sign up for free today.
Caragh Medlicott
Caragh Medlicott is a freelance writer and interim Editor of Wales Arts Review. After graduating with a First-Class Honours degree in English Literature and an MA in Creative Writing from Cardiff University she began a full-time writing career in Wales. She is the author of several published short stories and was shortlisted for the Lunate 500 award in December 2020, and a finalist in Narrative’s 30 Below competition in 2021. She is a regular contributor to BBC Wales' The Review Show.