Dezee
Dezee Overview
Dezee is a powerful tool that allows users to measure what matters most in their projects with easy-to-use reports. It offers the ability to filter, export, and drill down on data for in-depth analysis. The tool also provides a clear and concise history of your projects, prompting users to populate their history if it's blank. The tool is currently loading new projects for users to explore and utilize.
Dezee Highlights
- Easy-to-use reports: Dezee offers intuitive reports that allow users to measure the most important aspects of their projects.
- Data analysis: With Dezee, users can filter, export, and drill down on their data for a comprehensive analysis.
- Project history: Dezee keeps a clear and concise history of your projects, prompting users to populate their history if it's blank.
Use Cases
A project manager uses Dezee to keep track of the progress of their ongoing projects. They use the easy-to-use reports to measure the most important aspects of their projects, such as task completion rate, budget usage, and team performance.
The project manager is able to identify areas of improvement and make informed decisions to ensure the success of the project. They can also easily share the project's progress with stakeholders through the exportable reports.
A business analyst uses Dezee to analyze the company's project data. They filter, export, and drill down on the data to gain insights into the company's project performance and identify trends and patterns.
The business analyst is able to provide the management team with data-driven recommendations for future projects, helping the company to improve its project management practices and increase its project success rate.
A team leader uses Dezee to review the history of their team's projects. They populate the project history if it's blank and use the tool to keep a clear and concise record of all their projects.
The team leader is able to learn from past projects and apply the lessons learned to future projects. They can also easily share the project history with new team members to help them understand the team's project management practices.