We’re excited to share a presentation that was created by one of our loyal customers – Joseph Andrade, owner of SayitRight Marketing Solutions. Joe is speaking about his best practices for implementing Collaboration 2.0 in his marketing agency. It’s a great pleasure for us to let you know that our project management software became the core element of SayitRight’s online collaboration strategy.

Have a look at this interesting case study and learn a real-life war story of online collaboration done right.

Ready to share your own story with us? Contact us at marketing@team.wrike.com

Every project manager, be it a newbie or an experienced pro, knows that keeping tight control over project operations is essential for successful project completion. However, every manager who has run a project in e-mails, disconnected files and spreadsheets knows how hard it can be to control your operations when they are not transparent. The complexity of a task is doubled or even tripled, if you are trying to manage a distributed team, like Luther Cale from HealthStream.

“We are distributed with a core hub of marketers in Nashville, Tenn., but also have team members in upstate New York, Colorado, Memphis and Baltimore" said Luther. "Being located across five states means lots of collaboration and management challenges. The main challenges were transparency and communication both within the team and outside the team. We were getting tons of work done (somehow!), but the left hand didn't always know what the right hand was doing.”

The situation changed with adoption of Wrike. When it’s clear to a manager what every team member is busy with and what exactly is going on with every project, and when project operations become more transparent, projects become more controllable and project management more adaptable.

Read the whole story of HeathStream to find out why they chose Wrike after having tested about 15 other options.

Have you ever tried to manage 50+ projects with each in a separate workspace? If yes, then  you’ll know that it can kill your productivity and turn into a real pain. If not, imagine opening 50 separate Web sites and updating about 10 tasks in every project at a time. Sounds rough, right? Why can’t all those projects be kept in one place? This was exactly the question that Nick Doherty, managing editor of Television for SBS Online, had when he started his search for a better project management system.

Read Nick’s story and find out how Wrike helped him to minimize stress, as well as become 50% more productive and 100% happier, while managing 50+ projects in one workspace.