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If it’s about you, the new auto-complete capability of the fields will please you greatly.
Now you can change any responsible party and the title of the parent folder without rewriting or deleting needless words. Place the cursor at any part of the word you would like to change and choose the proper one with the help of the arrow. It is replaced immediately.
Also only the name of a person is shown now. The e-mail is visible only if the user has several e-mails.
seesarahwrite @leslieajoy have you tried Wrike? Let me know your favorite!alexsbrown Evaluating wrike project mngmnt system for a client. If you are a user, I would love to talk with you about it.ResGeek More updates to #GTD Software Comparison List: Wrike now supports real-time updates from team members - https://j.mp/8aMrSK #TROpm4girls RT @corneliusficht: Need a tool to manage your projects via Email? Try www.wrike.com - I use it for my team and love it.
Wrike’s iPhone and Android apps help you stay on top of your projects and tasks with ease from any place you choose. We know how eager you are to see Wrike’s iPad app as well. Good news! We are working hard to bring it to you as soon as possible. Even better news…we created a little something to ease your waiting. In August 2014, we relaunched our iOS app! Check it out on the App Store! Wrike’s iPhone and Android apps help you stay on top of your projects and tasks with ease from any place you choose. We know how eager you are to see Wrike’s iPad app as well. Good news! We are working hard to bring it to you as soon as possible. Even better news…we created a little something to ease your waiting. On September 15, we released Wrike’s mobile app enhanced for iPad. We've already been putting it through its paces while demoing our integrations between Wrike and Box at BoxWorks 2013 this week. All the functionality and look of the iPhone app is now tailored for iPad. While we still have some major design improvements to optimize the usability design for the iPad screen, now you can reap all the productivity benefits while working from your tablet as you've been doing from your iPhone. Manage your to-do list, adjust schedules on the Gantt chart, take part in discussions and, of course, stay on top of all task updates from your comfort zone. They say that all good things are worth the wait; we hope you don’t mind waiting a little bit longer. Until then, here’s version 0.5 - stay tuned for more… :) Download iPad app from iTunes
We spoke with Advice Interactive Group about their experience using Wrike. This Inc. 500 digital marketing technology company shared how they came across Wrike and how the tool has helped them meet their goals. They specialize in local SEO, website design and development, content development, paid media and advertising, and social media. They can do everything from building and launching custom websites to writing blog content, and they've helped over 1 million companies nationwide improve their online visibility. Their company is composed of 50 employees and multiple teams of contractors, all using Wrike! 1. Tell us about your team and the role it plays in your company. Every department in our company uses Wrike, and each department head uses its organizational structure a little differently. We have folders set up for each client and then folders set up per project under those folders. That's where we keep all the day-to-day tasks, and we can quickly and easily attribute different work to different projects, set timelines, set recurring tasks, etc. 2. What were the goals (or problems you faced) that led you to Wrike? We had problems with scaling projects, time management, task management, and team/contractor communication and collaboration. We tried Basecamp, Trello, Google Drive, and Dropbox. Wrike combines the best of all those software solutions and puts it all on one place. 3. How has Wrike helped your team reach its goals? We have a lot of moving parts and a lot of different teams working on projects. Wrike has been the best solution for us to easily manage project timelines, monitor task completion, and effectively communicate with different members of our team. 4. What improvements have you seen since implementing Wrike? We've been able to scale projects very quickly and easily. I could launch 300+ projects a day by taking advantage of Wrike's ability to create task dependencies and duplicate tasks and subtasks. It's easy to manage both internal and external teams for task completion. The Wrike interface is user friendly and it's simple to create different dashboards to monitor team members' work. I have over 40 teams I can oversee with ease. How are you using Wrike to power your productivity? Share your story in the comments.
