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Andrew Filev

Andrew Filev

Andrew Filev is the founder of Wrike. He is a seasoned software entrepreneur, project and product manager with 10+ years of experience in the IT arena, and an advisor to several fast-growing ventures. He has been featured in Forbes and The New York Times.

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Scrum in marketing: making enterprises adaptive
Marketing 7 min read

Scrum in marketing: making enterprises adaptive

Every year and even every month, new technologies, markets and competitors spring up, and today’s businesses have to be agile to be able to face the impending challenges. In such an unstable environment, traditional principles of managing product development may lead companies to failure. If the product requirements change drastically from the time the product

Are You a Plugged-in Manager? Find Out In Our Interview with Terri Griffith!
Leadership 10 min read

Are You a Plugged-in Manager? Find Out In Our Interview with Terri Griffith!

Terri describes a game-changing approach to management that is based on the concept of being plugged into each one of the organizational dimensions — people, technology and organizational processes — simultaneously. Oftentimes, managers underemphasize one of the components; say, they address the people and organizational processes, but overlook the technological dimension. Or conversely, some consider

Project Management 2.0: New Definition
Project Management 3 min read

Project Management 2.0: New Definition

Project Management 2.0 is an approach to managing projects that is brought to life by the use of Web-based, emergent, collaborative project management software and that focuses on collective intelligence, productivity and project leadership as the basic factors of project success. Here’s what I mean by some of the specific words in this definition. “Emergent” means

E-mail Is Dead…Long Live E-mail! from Enterprise2Open
Collaboration 3 min read

E-mail Is Dead…Long Live E-mail! from Enterprise2Open

My session was not meant to be just a regular speech. I wanted to create a discussion and share the stage with other E2Open participants. That is why many of the slides in the presentation contain questions to the audience. Email Is Dead... Long Live Email! from Wrike I thought it would be a

Talking to Project Shrink about Project Management 2.0
News 3 min read

Talking to Project Shrink about Project Management 2.0

, Wrike. I tried to briefly explain my view on what the new trend in project management is about. My opinion may seem controversial to some of you, but I think it’s only natural. Project Management 2.0 is an emerging trend, and it constantly evolves. As always, I’d like to say that I do appreciate

Why Project Management 2.0 Is a Different Ball Game
Project Management 5 min read

Why Project Management 2.0 Is a Different Ball Game

that I attended in October, I met many project management practitioners. Some of them asked me about my views on Project Management 2.0. One of the questions was “How is Project Management 2.0  different from what many organizations have today?” I decided to summarize my answers and came up with a short list of key factors

Open Means More Competitive
News 10 min read

"Open" Means "More Competitive"

Enterprise 2.0 technologies make companies stronger. This is what we read in almost every analytical blog and in many business publications. More and more companies are announcing the introduction of Enterprise 2.0 technologies to their business. One of the recent examples is IBM’s Lotus Connections. It’s an enterprise-wide IT controlled social networking package, which was

Open Innovation and Its Success Stories: Sneak Peak at My E2 Innovate Presentation
News 3 min read

Open Innovation and Its Success Stories: Sneak Peak at My E2 Innovate Presentation

. He has a lot to share on how open innovation helps his company be the global leader in scientific and healthcare equipment. Instead of limiting your innovation process to just a few dedicated professionals in-house, you can engage talents from outside the department, outside your organization, even outside your industry and your country. The open

Agile Collaboration in a Virtual World: Takeaways from PMI Global Congress North America
Collaboration 5 min read

Agile Collaboration in a Virtual World: Takeaways from PMI Global Congress North America

With over a third of projects being agile and more work being done by virtual teams, we aimed to look at how project managers can successfully combine the two. Having combined our expertise in managing distributed teams, we came up with a few practical, battlefield-tested tips in the area of communication practices, Web 2.0 tools

“Win a Book!” Series: the Collaboration Economy (Review of “Wikinomics”)
Project Management 5 min read

“Win a Book!” Series: the Collaboration Economy (Review of “Wikinomics”)

" series with it. The second reason is that this book is a perfect way to start your Enterprise 2.0 journey, as it explains the transformation of the business environment by Web 2.0 technologies in very plain terms. The main goal of “Wikinomics” is to draw your attention to the processes that take place and trends

Your Customers Can Help You in Crisis
Leadership 5 min read

Your Customers Can Help You in Crisis

Today, no company can be immune to the current economic situation. So it is the time for many businesses to analyze their business model and risk profile. Economics experts join their voices stating that the best thing you can do to withstand the crisis is to improve your customer service and be attentive to customer needs. 

The Key Difference Between Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0
News 3 min read

The Key Difference Between Web 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0

Surfing the Web, I come across different interpretations of the notion of Enterprise 2.0. Since the initial term of Web 2.0 refers to a perceived, not a defined, second generation of Web-based communities, there is no strict, common definition of Enterprise 2.0. So it’s not surprising that many people get confused and mix up Web

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