The New Wrike Enterprise: Customized to Fit the Way You Work
Picture a world where the systems and tools you depend on seamlessly blend into your work style without a hitch, from logging into all your critical systems with the same user credentials to quickly building and sharing custom views of everything that’s going on from the 10,000 foot level down to the most acute details. All
New word in live web applications development: semi-public beta
The web 2.0 world is use to public betas. A company builds a product, makes it live, starts promoting it and polishes things on the way (on the way to where). Its a good approach, but sometimes it might be painful for users. You can allow this to happen if you have a strong
Convergent Thinking vs. Divergent Thinking: Why Planning Isn’t Always the Right Thing to Do
It’s time for project management professionals to not only think of themselves as the keepers of plans, but also the ones responsible for pulling the very best out of teams. To do so, they need to encourage and enable both pieces of the creative problem solving process: divergent thinking and convergent thinking.
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The Best Funnel Marketing Techniques for B2B
Finding new leads can take a lot of time and resources without a concrete plan, which is why you need a scientific approach to funnel marketing. Read more to learn marketing funnel basics, how to set up your own lead generation machine based on tactics from leading brands, and create an impactful B2B campaign for your business.
How to Build a Best-in-Class Creative Team & More (Work Management Roundup)
BWelcome to the Friday Work Management Roundup, where we bring together the week's best reads on productivity and work. This week, we feature articles on how to build an internal creative agency, earn a 4-day workweek, unlock new ideas, and meditate for creativity. Not to mention many more lifehacks and work tips. Read on! How-To Articles: Build
The PMO Roadmap To Reducing Project Chaos
Whether you’re trying to progress through a single problematic project or are looking to rework your organization’s entire approach to project management, these six steps can serve as a roadmap to help any PMO find their own answers and manage their projects out of chaos.
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Create a Task on the Timeline
Today, we offer a new, handy feature on Wrike’s Gantt chart. Now you can create a task on the timeline with one mouse gesture! Advanced Web technologies (AJAX) allowed us to implement this feature and improve your experience with Wrike. Adding tasks to the timeline became as easy as creating dependencies and rescheduling plans. How it
Request Task Status Update from Your Wrike Workspace
A tiny, yet useful, feature that helps you request task status updates automatically has been improved. Now the request can be created directly from your workspace. It is not necessary for you to have the default e-mail client, such as Outlook, Gmail etc., set on your computer. You simply click on “Request status update” and
Wrike's Project Management Features Enhanced with Wiki
What is a wiki? A wiki is a collection of Web pages that allow teams to keep, share and update information. As information is updated, everyone on the team gets a notification about the change. People do not have to ask the administrator’s permission to update a wiki’s page, so contributions to it can be made
Slide Deck and Paper from the UTD Project Management 2.0 Presentation
on August 18. The audience was terrific. I was pleased to find out that many project managers who attended my presentation had previous experience in using wikis and other Project Management 2.0 tools in their work. We had an interesting 30-minute Q&A. Those of you who missed the fun can download the Project Management 2.0 presentation,
Update a Task without Logging in To Your Wrike Workspace
We continuously add new capabilities to Wrike’s Intelligent E-mail Engine. Today, we introduced the processing of replies to Wrike’s e-mail notifications. As you probably know, Wrike notifies you about changes made to your tasks by your colleagues. You can now reply to those notifications, and your answer will be added to the task description! Create and
Learn about Project Management 2.0 at the PMI Global Congress
The biggest event in the project management world is coming soon, and we’re excited to announce that Wrike will be presented there. PMI Global Congress, North America, organized by the world’s most influential project management organization (the Project Management Institute), will be held October 10–13, 2009. The Congress promises to be electrifying and fruitful. It will
Sometimes You May Just Need a Paper Copy: Print Out The Tasks
Many of the ideas about Wrike’s new features come from your suggestions on the voting portal. We have already added the options to color-code your folders, set up the start day of the week and much more. Today, we want to introduce one more feature you have asked for - printing tasks from Wrike! Many of
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The Road to Simplicity: an Inside Look at Wrike Graphite Design
Wrike Graphite is full of many pleasant surprises, but probably the first thing you will notice is the exciting new design. Today, we invite you to get an inside look at our design studio. To us, design has always been so much more than just a pretty shell. That’s why Wrike Graphite was built on
4 Problems with Virtual Meetings that You Can Fix
If you really want to start running excellent meetings, this post has some pre-reading. First, check out the four-step guide to any perfect meeting for your business (virtual or otherwise), then head back over here. Virtual meetings have the same issues as face-to-face gatherings, but they come with an extra layer of difficulty. What do you
How to Prioritize Wrike Tasks With an Eisenhower Decision Matrix
If you're the typical worker, you'll start with the most immediate fire being shoved in your face the minute you get to your desk. But that isn't ideal. There's a smarter way to determine priority, and it involves a tool invented more than 50 years ago by the 34th president of the United States: Dwight D. Eisenhower.
