Hundreds of people are already looking forward to this year’s Enterprise 2.0 conference. One of the most interesting sessions during this conference last year was one by Leisa Reichelt. Leisa is interested in the changes going on in project management and she calls these changes Social Project Management or Project Management 2.0. At Enterprise 2.0
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
As a college student, time is of the essence. Especially when being a well-rounded student consists of maintaining excellent grades, participating in multiple clubs, extra-curricular activities, and events, and gaining experience through various jobs and internships. It's safe to say, students have a lot on their plate. And if you're anything like I was in
WaveTekk https://www.wrike.com project management tools with 30-day trial, also they are provided video instruction, and really carry out our needs. KarlieMacG @Consider_IT Wrike...I like it....ALOT :) Consider_IT @KarlieMacG Wrike is good :) krish_int https://www.wrike.com/- I think this can also be a better alternative to Deskaway as one can manage as many projects as you like free Try! tm65 Wrike seems like
Wrike ranks 14th in the small companies category in 2016, improving our place on the list by five rankings since last year. The special "Best Places to Work" section, which ran in print and online on April 22, is produced by the San Francisco Business Times and Silicon Valley Business Journal to honor Bay Area companies
Update May 6, 2010: This giveaway has ended! Thanks for your interest and for hanging out with us at the Web 2.0 Expo! . It will be unveiled during the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco. The release is going to be unforgettable. We are going to demonstrate a solution for unparalleled project collaboration productivity at
In my previous post I wrote on gaps in efficiency of traditional project management tools. The major problem with these tools is that they are not flexible and that they do not leverage collaboration. These tools created lots of additional routine operations the project manager should perform. Many of these operations are connected with project
Recently Ryan Erwin, thoroughly Chinafied American business geek as he calls himself, published a post confirming that Wrike is the best choice for project management. Ryan wrote: “TODAY, Wrike has become a better Project Management solution than BaseCamp or GoPlan - Wrike’s got everything they’ve got, along with excellent Email integration that they don’t!” Thank you, Ryan
In my two latest posts (about Level 5 Leadership with Project Management 2.0 here and about Leading Collective Intelligence) I wrote about leaders and leadership aspects in Project Management 2.0. Now, it’s time to discuss project teams and their transformations in the PM 2.0 reality. I came across a very interesting blog discussion lately. Social media
!* Every year, leading tech research and advisory firm Gartner, Inc. highlights noteworthy "Cool Vendors” and publishes a series of reports on why these companies are innovative and unique. In the last year Wrike has released more than 30 new features including: @mentioning users, folders, and tasks; “My Team” and custom user groups; instant image previews; custom-branded email
San Francisco Business Times received more than 500 nominations and selected 132 companies this year. Wrike ranks 19th in the Smallest Companies category, which recognizes finalist companies with 25 to 49 Bay Area employees. Rankings were revealed at San Francisco Business Times’ annual "Best Places to Work" event on April 14, and appear today in
Many of us start our workday with a quick inbox check. However, this "quick check" may often turn into hours of following up, sifting through tons of e-mails and switching over from one task to another. With Wrike’s To-Do e-mails, you can do it much better and faster, especially now that you can schedule them! Many of us
Key Lime Interactive runs studies in usability and user experience optimization. Among the products they evaluate are eReaders, video games, mobile wallet solutions, and entertainment apps. The team usually runs multiple concurrent research projects while having many more in the pipeline. For their studies, they use several online research tools with licenses for a limited number of users. That’s
Leaders often overlook an important key feature when searching for the right work management software: security. Here at Wrike, we believe in developing a secure environment, and we're pleased to announce that we successfully passed the CSA STAR Level 2 Certification.
Ok, this is a very simple feature, but we know that it will bring some of you a substantial productivity gain. Wrike gives you the opportunity to collaborate on your project-related files online directly from your workspace and without attachments. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome online document management in Wrike’s award-winning project management software with
Presenting: the Wrike Productivity Tour! This is a seven-stop roadshow where we bring Wrike to a city near you. The Productivity Tour gives both new Wrike users as well as power users the opportunity to learn from customers and internal Wrike experts. See you there!
Greg Go, an on-line business expert at About.com and Liferemix.com, has published a great review of Wrike, comparing it with Basecamp. The full review appeared at Liferemix - a well-known life-hacking blog. Greg points out how Wrike is different from other project management solutions and underlines that these differences make it a better choice for
Photo by Clark Little I met Phil Simon, the author of "Why New Systems Fail: An Insider's Guide to Successful IT Projects" about a month ago. He told me that he was working on a new book that will be focused on Enterprise 2.0, cloud computing, SaaS and other next-generation technologies that are much talked
Over 150 entrepreneurs and investors attended the Silicon Valley New Technology Meetup on April 3. We demonstrated Wrike and were among the “hot new web2.0 technologies”. It’s a bit early to draw conclusions, but we definitely owe this event to the new wave of users. Thanks to Brian Solis we can find pictures on flickr!