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Consulting and e-learning is a multi-project business. One of the major challenges of this business is that you need to keep track of dozens of projects simultaneously. What would it be like if all those projects with numerous tasks could be managed in one place? How much more productive would the whole team and business become?
Wrike helped the team to overcome this problem. Today, ReachFurther’s distributed team manages its plentiful projects in a shared Wrike workspace. Read the full story.
Julia Bergman, a Web 2.0 evangelist and information literacy coach, thoroughly shares this idea. As a part of her course, she educates business people on how they can improve their project management practices and processes with innovative technologies. Her course is based on the principles of collaborative learning. Attendees learn how to use Web 2.0
Planning accurately, estimating task duration and keeping it close to reality – these aren’t easy things to do. And now imagine this is happening in a start-up where you do things that you have never done before (or even no one in the world has)! Today, Chris Rider, project manager at the fast-moving chemistry startup Terramera, shares
Many restaurants let you choose the mix of ingredients you want to get in your sandwich, so that the snack perfectly suits your taste. The same is true for project management software. The more freedom you have to combine it with other business apps you use, the better it suits your workflow. One of our clients,
