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Wrike can help you manage events very successfully.
You are welcome to view a demo in which our users, Darren and Lisa, tell you how easily they manage call for papers, organize their teams, control contractors and communicate with sponsors. They replaced heavy spreadsheets by Wriks’ easy-to-access online database. View a demo:
How Wrike Helps a Conference Manager to Run Events Successfully
A picture is worth a thousand words, so what about a video? Or even a video channel! We decided to give you a full overview of Wrike's project management tutorials in our brand-new Wrike TV. Come visit our YouTube channel, where you already can find several new arrivals – on Wrike's integration with Google docs, handy drag-and-drop support and the fantastic Activity Stream. Here's a piece on how you can work on Google Docs collaboratively in Wrike: But this is just a beginning, as we want to turn our channel into a get-together to exchange great project management ideas. We will share some interesting experiences of project management gurus and useful tips on efficient collaboration in the easy form of little videos. As you can see, the most interesting updates are on their way, so stay tuned! You can easily subscribe to our channel with your Google account. Do you have a piece of practical advice or an inspiring team experience to share with other viewers? Be our TV guest star and cover yourself with glory! We prepared a small present for you – a gift card for ThinkGeek – to thank you for helping our users become more productive. We also have some gifts to raffle off among the first 100 lucky subscribers and anticipate presenting them to you!
The new task view brings a totally different task management experience into your workspace. Besides its feel of clarity and structure, it’s also notable for the new and helpful features, such as a timer that will boost your personal productivity. An additional useful update is that now you can get a bird-eye view of dependencies when looking through the task details.The new task view brings a totally different task management experience into your workspace. Besides its feel of clarity and structure, it’s also notable for the new and helpful features, such as a timer that will boost your personal productivity. An additional useful update is that now you can get a bird-eye view of dependencies when looking through the task details. Our aim was to make your project scheduling even faster and easier. We achieved this by placing the new Dependencies icon right under the task name, so you no longer need to switch to the Timeline to add and edit dependent tasks. It works especially great for long and complicated projects, as you can link a particular task with others right away without looking for them on the project Timeline. What’s more, collaborators, who don’t have access to your Gantt charts, can now see how one task relates to another. As a result, this will give them a better understanding of the entire work context. As you click on the dependency icon, use the blue buttons to add predecessor or successor tasks. You also can change the dependency type in the drop-down menu under each task. The new chain of tasks will be immediately shown on the preview. Dependencies are available for all users of Premium accounts who have switched to the new Wrike Graphite. Simply enable it for your workspace in Wrike Labs right now! Important note: The old user interface will be disabled for all users on September 30, 2013. We wanted to make sure that you have plenty of time to get adjusted to the new Wrike. Keep in mind, our customer care team is always there to help you with any questions or concerns that you might have!
Until now, working efficiently and communicating effectively has always been a nice to have. However, with the demand to scale, rise of remote work, and the climate of chaos becoming a normality, inefficiencies are becoming costly. It's more crucial than ever to make healthy work management and collaboration a priority.
