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 the Long Tail Pavilion, booth #17. But that’s not all! To make the event even more exciting, we’re running a FREE giveaway. The prize: none other than your very own Apple Tablet! It’s not a contest; it’s a drawing, so anyone can enter, and everybody has a chance to win. The only thing you need to do is to register for the iPad giveaway and come to our booth #17 at the Long Tail Pavilion of Web 2.0 Expo SF on May 5. The winner will be randomly chosen and announced at 3:30 p.m. Don’t miss your chance to win your own iPad and be one of the first to see how e-mail inbox chaos can be turned into revolutionary online productivity for a whole team.
Andrew’s proposal has been picked by the tough committee out of hundreds other competing proposals submitted by experienced business, marketing and technical professionals. So the visitors to the biggest conference and trade show that highlights the latest Web 2.0 business models, products and strategies will a get a chance to hear the first-person perspective of Wrike’s success story. In Wrike project management software, the modern Web 2.0 technologies were brought together in a powerful mix with email, the most ubiquitous communication and collaboration tool. As a result, Wrike’s team has created a social project management solution that helps thousands of big and small project teams boost their efficiency. Andrew will share his experience and discuss how mixing brand-new and well familiar technologies allowed us to develop a really helpful app that you and your peers use with true comfort. Andrew will present his speech at Moscone West, San Francisco, on March, 29. See you at Web 2.0 Expo!
I’ve posted my presentation at Slideshare. So if you didn’t attend the event, you can still get highlights from the talk and find out what I believe to be the key things for an app’s success. It’ll be very interesting for me to hear your opinion on the topic. What do you think makes business software comfortable and drives its adoption? Please share your ideas in the comments to this post. Be Innovative, Yet Familiar: How to Create a Comfort App People Will Actually Use View more presentations from Wrike com
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