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Occasionally we write blog posts where multiple people contribute. Since our idea of having a gladiator arena where contributors would fight to the death to win total authorship wasn’t approved by HR, this was the compromise.

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Shout-Out for Astrid Users: Wrike is the New Home for Your Tasks
Productivity 3 min read

Shout-Out for Astrid Users: Wrike is the New Home for Your Tasks

Should someone among your friends, family or colleagues use Astrid task management tool as their to-do app, you will want to let them know about our exciting update! Recently it was announced that Yahoo! is acquiring Astrid. However, Yahoo! has not revealed what their plans are for Astrid after its acquisition. We suggest that Astrid users ensure

Please Welcome the New Wrike
News 5 min read

Please Welcome the New Wrike

We promised you the big news, so here it is. The last week was marked by several very special events. First, we participated in the Web 2.0 Expo San Francisco, the biggest and the most popular conference in our industry, and had fantastic success there. Second, we are proud to let you know that our

4 Tips for an Effective Project Management Plan
Project Management 5 min read

4 Tips for an Effective Project Management Plan

What is a project management plan? It's a road map that directs a team from the start date to completion. When leaders carefully plot the course ahead, using the right strategies, input, and tools, they position their teams to work efficiently and get things done.

How to organize several projects if each contains overlapping activities
News 3 min read

How to organize several projects if each contains overlapping activities

You deal with several clients, and hence you have several project teams. Or your responsibilities imply co-operation with people from different functional directions. You start with a couple of tasks to explore how Wrike works. The next day you want to structure all your activities and manage them further with the help of Wrike.

Deleted items now come to the Recycle Bin
News 3 min read

Deleted items now come to the Recycle Bin

Since Wrike utilizes wiki's principle for users who work on shared information, everyone with whom the task or the folder is shared can edit or delete it. All changes are reported via e-mail, thus, people are aware of the processes that took place while they were offline.   The recycle bin will save you

Capgemini reports 95% on-time delivery rate and customer satisfaction with Wrike’s integrated project management solution
News 3 min read

Capgemini reports 95% on-time delivery rate and customer satisfaction with Wrike’s integrated project management solution

Global companies like Capgemini often have decentralized systems of dealing with customer requests. Often, the whole customer support process is based on informal submission of requests. Support teams tend to use traditional communication channels, such as email, phone calls, in-person conversations, etc.  Everyone on the team manages his or her own requests and project workload. 

The Enterprise 2.0 Launch Pad: Vote for Wrike!
News 3 min read

The Enterprise 2.0 Launch Pad: Vote for Wrike!

We are happy to announce that Wrike is taking part in The Enterprise 2.0 Launch Pad! The Launch Pad is organized for companies developing new products to compete for the chance to present them in front of the largest audience in the Enterprise 2.0 community. The companies with the most astounding tools and technologies present their

Now Wrike Users Can Easily Print a Timeline
News 3 min read

Now Wrike Users Can Easily Print a Timeline

We are delighted to tell you that we have released a new feature –  timeline printing. To get a printed version of a timeline, you no longer need to take its screenshot and paste it from a clipboard to Word/Paint/etc. to be able to print it afterward. Besides, an additional size option allows you to

The timeline will go live pretty soon
News 3 min read

The timeline will go live pretty soon

Unexpectedly, we received plenty of questions about how to start using the timeline (simplified gantt chart), which was outlined in the last demo. On the one hand, we didn’t know that word spread so fast. On the other, we have strengthened our confidence enough to give you a graphical view of your plans as soon as

New Impressive Features Coming Soon!
News 3 min read

New Impressive Features Coming Soon!

[05.27.2009 Update: the features were released] We’re thrilled to announce the new, big release that will turn Wrike into the greatest ever productivity and project management tool. What will this new release include? Several exiting enhancements: •    Windows Mobile Sync: First of all, we’ll make it easy for you to manage tasks with your Pocket PC or

New Daily Zoom on Timeline and Workload View for Super Accurate Planning
Project Management 3 min read

New Daily Zoom on Timeline and Workload View for Super Accurate Planning

A typical day often includes an ongoing chain of small activities rather than one huge task. The more tasks there are, the trickier it might be to keep them all straight, so you need to organize them in such a way so that nothing gets forgotten. Wrike’s Timeline and Workload views are great helpers for

MarineMotion.com Uses Wrike To Track Its Sales Leads And Control Customer Interactios
News 3 min read

MarineMotion.com Uses Wrike To Track Its Sales Leads And Control Customer Interactios

Many companies try to manage their businesses by collecting data into spreadsheets and e-mailing them around. The seamless simplicity of this method can bring a huge mess very soon. Information becomes duplicated on the employees’ computers, and managers spend plenty of time getting status updates. The entire process becomes uncontrollable. As a result, organization may

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