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if your company has ever paid for Asana, Monday.com, AND Notion at the same time, you don't have a project management problem. You have a project management support group. Every team quietly staged their own coup against whatever tool leadership picked, and now there are three Kanban boards nobody looks at and one spreadsheet that actually runs the company. Built a little tool to catch this kind of thing after finding it happening way too often turns out most companies have no idea how many overlapping tools they're paying for until someone actually checks. What's the most unnecessary tool trio your company has been paying for without noticing?
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