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... From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday. Happy September, friends.

If ever there was a word that became a cliche overnight, it's the word unprecedented.

For a second, allow me to step Bowley into the cliche swamp. When it comes to work life, we're in unprecedented times.

There we have it. Millions of us are still working from home, making managing projects and teams more challenging than ever before. We can't just pop into Dave's

cubicle and say, hey, have you finished that code yet? Even before the pandemic, productivity and

project management tools were on the rise. But COVID-19 has caused some tools, particularly those

intended for teams, to skyrocket. Soaring sales prompted at least one such business, San Francisco-based Asana,

to file for an initial public offering. Asana is a work collaboration app in a world filled

with productivity tools designed to help overwork professionals hold chaos at bay. It was founded in

2008 by Justin Moskowitz, the much lesser-known multi-billionaire co-founder of Facebook.

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