Trello for task management is the BEST
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
I use Trello every day, and have for about 15 years now! My organization hasn't adopted it, but personally, I have done so. I use it for my volunteer projects, board roles and work. I have 3 workspaces I operate on, and within each workspace is its own board.
Pros
- In particular, Trello does a great job of offering a clear checklist option. I love being able to physically check things off of a list and archive as I go.
- Trello has excellent collaboration features - you can tag others in comments and have an ongoing chain of communication within specific cards or you can add "members" to tabs so they can follow progress.
- I specifically love the template options because I can create a template for certain types of events. When i'm ready to start a new event, I can just copy the template and have all of my to do's in one place.
- There's also a label system for cards, which is great! You can categorize cards based on needs such as: requires follow up, ongoing or just notes.
Cons
- I wish that you could click a button and create different versions of the charts you created, for example, if my board could turn into a gantt chart!
- For my use case (events), it is sometimes difficult to see the overall event picture with Trello. It's less of a project management tool (in my opinion) and more for tasks.
Return on Investment
- This hasn't provided ROI toward overall business objectives, but it has kept me sane!
- I rely on Trello to keep me organized, and therefore it benefits my organization as a whole.
Usability
Alternatives Considered
monday.com
Other Software Used
Podio, Slack, Google Drive

