First of all, we would like to thank all of you for choosing Wrike and relying on it in managing your day-to-day project work. It is a pleasure to serve both “Wrike experts” with a rich experience of using our app and our new friends that have just recently joined Wrike’s customer community. We really appreciate your contribution through your feedback, awesome suggestions, and experience shared with other users in your case studies.

Wrike has become even smarter…
We’ve added 20+ new features to help you become way more productive. In 2011 we added the abilities to attach files with drag-and-drop, edit documents without downloading, view your tasks from your favorite mobile or tablet device and much more. Many of these updates were inspired by your suggestions, so if you haven’t voiced your favorite feature yet, it’s the right time to do it!
…even faster…
As the pace of information flow increases, project management needs to be much more flexible and agile. Thanks to a slick facelift, Wrike got a friendlier look and feel, as well as an unparalleled speed boost that allows you to load and manage tons of data in just seconds whether you are running dozens, hundreds or even thousands of tasks and projects. “Thanks to Wrike, our team now completes 30% more tasks with open deadlines per month,” says William Fetter, director of marketing and communications at Hexagon Metrology.
…and you’ve wowed it!
“I love the fact that Wrike hit everything in my dream list! With Wrike's help, we get vastly better results, we get more things done and done faster,” says Timothy Seward, CEO of ROI Revolution. Thank you Tim for such nice words! We hope many of you would “+1” Timothy’s opinion ;). Your positive feedback resulted in new fantastic customer stories and podcasts discussing best practices to using Wrike and new project management methods inspired by our app.Our achievements were also appreciated by the business community: Wrike received a Stevies award and got extensive media coverage in GigaOm, ReadWriteWeb, eWeek, AllBusinessBlog, InformationWeek, PM4Girls and more!
So what’s the bottom line? Terri Griffith from GigaOm has perfectly summarized the results:
"Complexity can be managed, work can be shared, and transparency supported — all at blazing speed." [in Wrike]Indeed, 2011 was amazingly eventful. However, we’ve set even higher goals for 2012 and we’re eager to achieve them. We’d like to close this year by wishing you Happy Holidays! May the New Year make your projects even more successful and collaboration - seamless. And we at Wrike will do our best to make all your wishes for productive work come true!

123 EDI
According to Bernie Murciano, President at 123 EDI, the following principles, supported by Wrike's features, help to achieve top-notch customer service:
Every project manager knows what a huge part of the working day goes toward routine micromanagement tasks, such as collecting the latest data on the project and informing all the team members about plan changes. These problems were very familiar to Daniel Schneider, senior project manager at
When Secondred Newmedia adopted Wrike, they successfully overcame all collaboration issues with Wrike’s help and discovered an optimal solution for their needs - bottom-up planning. With Wrike, all team members can contribute to general planning, making the firm more agile and saving Daniel Schneider from lots of routine work. “Wrike took the load of micromanagement off me, so that I could switch from manager-centric to team-centric planning,” says Daniel Schneider. If you want to know more about Secondred Newmedia’s successful experience and find useful tips on bottom-up planning, 
All these requirements were met by Wrike. “I love the fact that it hit everything on my dream list. With its help, we get vastly better results. We get more things done and done faster,” says Timothy. He has thoroughly investigated all of Wrike’s features and is eager to share his findings with you. For example, do you know how to save 50% of time spent on meetings with the help of Wrike’s social networking features? Find the answer and other useful tips in the case study 
In inlevel’s success story, Maciej tells you about the best practices for synchronizing the workflow between team members when face-to-face communication is hindered or impossible. According to Maciej, “Managing a distributed team in a multi-project environment is much smoother when you can easily get an overview of what's going on at any moment, who is responsible for each task, and what’s next in the pipeline.”
This has been a very eventful year for Wrike, and before we step into 2011, we’d like to glance back at all good that happened in 2010 and sum it up.
In spite of being busy with holiday preparations, our customers still found a minute to tweet about their
As their number of clients and projects grew, managers at
With Wrike, team members at Viva Creative have found
Hearing what our customers say about Wrike is really important for furthering our development. It’s especially inspiring when we hear that our customers enjoy using Wrike! 


