If you have the resources to dedicate to it, it could be really good. The system is pretty complex and if you don't have someone dedicated within your company to manage it, then it will fall by the wayside. But using it from a user perspective is pretty intuitive if you are fairly tech savvy. Some of the older folks have a difficult time using the system. It seems to be set up better as a ticketing system for troubleshooting/technology issues. We use it for creative projects and it seems a bit limiting in that regard. The proofing could be better for more interactive prototyping. Overall, the system works for what we need to at a surface level, we just do not have the dedicated resources to use it properly, therefore we do not feel like the expense is worth it for what we are getting out of it.

The Updates/commenting system is just… The Updates/commenting system is just rubbish. Why can't we simply see the most recent comment/update at the top of every Project? Why do we have to scroll down through the conversations to GUESS where the latest updates are? Poor.

Recommend for Marketing team All of our Marketing teams are using Workfront so that we have a 360 view and collaboration across our departments. Everyone can monitor projects in real-time and track progress - from requests through to delivery. (e.g. POS) We have been using it since 2014, so we now have an archive of projects that we refer to daily!

too complicated overly comprehensive without the ability to hide/remove a lot of stuff we don't need too steep a learning curve for implementation and new users there ought to be instance tiers for smaller organizations that don't need all the things

UI is a struggle for new users UI is a struggle for new users. The tool is designed for project managers, people who understand or who have had formal training in project management. The deal is, the majority of users aren't. They need a simplified version way to manage work, build out timelines, quickly update add remove tasks without have to thing about predecessors or task dependencies, etc.