2 slide Wrike is an American project management application service provider based in San Jose, California. Wrike allows users to plan projects, prioritize tasks, track their schedule, and interact with the team. Wrike also has offices in St.Petersburg, Russia, Kyiv, Ukraine and Prague in the Czech Republic. 3 slide Wrike is available in English as well as nine other languages. It’s used by over 2 million people and sold in 120 countries. Over 20,000 companies around the world use the paid plan, designed to help automate as well as streamline workflow and enable firms to prioritize their most important tasks. Wrike’s users come from diverse backgrounds. Although it is a favorite platform of many Fortune 500 firms with global reach (such as Google and McDonalds), Wrike is also a preferred choice of a wide range of small and medium companies, charities and non-profits throughout the world. Wrike Integrations Word, Google Drive, Excel. These are just some of the top applications Wrike integrates with. The tool pretty much integrates with all most popular B2B applications, letting you use all the business tools you need in one place. 3 slide Top 10 Ways To Use Wrike 1. Project Management 2. Team Collaboration 3.Content Publishing 4. Product Development 5. Event Management 6. Onboarding/Training 7. Simple To-Do List 8. Productivity Aid 9. Objectives & Key Results 10. Reference Folder 4 slide Project management This is the most common way to use Wrike. Create projects made of individual tasks, assign it to your team, and maintain visibility into what gets done. Useful for: Any organization of any size Highlights: • Projects owned by only 1 person • Projects broken down into tasks/subtasks • Tasks/subtasks have 1 or more assignees, a deadline, extra detail • Status of all work can be monitored, reported on Possible Uses: Managing projects, product launches, PR and promotions, marketing campaigns, etc. 5 slide Team Collaboration Wrike can serve as the central hub for all team collaboration. No more long email threads. Discussions live right in each task. Useful For: Any team Highlights: • Task description as collaborative document editor • Attachments can be edited without downloading • Mention colleagues in comments to get their attention or opinion • Feedback in comments section instead of email Possible Uses: Review process, work discussions, alternative to email, alternative to instant messaging 6 slide Content Publishing Wrike can serve as your content workflow system, moving written materials from concept to execution to review and onward to publication. Useful For: Content teams, publications, creative agencies Highlights: • Tasks as content pieces • Tags as workflow statuses (e.g. Concept, In Process, In Review, In Design, In Wordpress, Published) • Dependent tasks (e.g. Task B cannot start till Task A is done) • Content can be discussed, reviewed, and approved at every stage Possible Uses: Blogs, multimedia production, website creation & maintenance, newsletter creation, print 7 slide Product Development With Wrike, you can map out an entire product lifecycle from conception to delivery and efficiently track every moving part. Useful For: Software teams, product teams Highlights: • Backlog as user stories • Custom statuses for your workflow (e.g. In Development, In QA, Released, etc.) • Shared Dashboards can act as Kanban boards Possible Uses: Kanban boards, Agile software development, Lean product development 8 slide Event Management Wrike can handle multiple checklists & multiple collaborators (e.g. suppliers and vendors), making it a perfect tool for managing event planning. Useful For: Event planners, anyone managing an event Highlights: • Folders for events (e.g. wedding, holiday party, etc.) • Schedule tasks and link dependencies • Milestones to make sure tasks stay on track • All vendors can be added as Collaborators Possible Uses: Parties, corporate events, alternative to email and spreadsheets 9 slide Onboarding/Training Wrike can be an onboarding system for new hires, listing tasks for day one, plus resources, & training materials. Useful For: Any organization aiming to get new hires up and running faster Highlights: • One folder per new hire • Each task can hold reference/ training materials, videos • Each department has template of onboarding tasks • Progress of new hires is tracked from day one Possible Uses: New hire product training, HR tasks for day one, storage for reference material 10 slide Simple To-Do List In its simplest, most basic functionality, Wrike is a list of to-do items that you can jot down and check off. Useful For: Anyone wanting to track their progress Highlights: • Folders as buckets for grouped tasks • Tasks as individual to-do items • Tasks broken down into subtasks or step-by-step checkboxes Possible Uses: Quick work items, shopping lists, reading lists, movies to watch, restaurants to visit, bucket lists, bills to pay, exercise regimen 11 slide Productivity Aid Wrike can be configured as you need it, whether you're running Getting Things Done (GTD), doing Most Important Tasks (MITs), or anything in between. Useful For: Anyone wanting to be more productive Highlights: • Folders for inboxes (e.g. Today, Someday, etc.) • Folders for contexts (e.g. work, car, store) • MyWork dashboard as accurate to-do list • Wrike Mobile app as quick way to jot notes • Wrike Chrome Extension to turn any URL into a task Possible Uses: GTD, brain dumps, mind maps, external brain 12 slide Objectives & Key Results Wrike can track your organization's Objectives and Key Results (OKRs), allowing everyone to share their goals. Useful For: Any organization wanting to implement OKRs Highlights: • Tasks as high-level objectives • Subtasks as key results under each objective • One folder to house all department/company OKRs Possible Uses: OKRs, talent management, performance reviews 13 slide Reference Folder Wrike's strength is its flexible folders, which allow you to organize any information into a system that works for you. Useful For: Anyone wanting to organize digital work Highlights: • Folders as categories (or tags) to store digital information • Tasks as individual data • Wrike Chrome Extension to bookmark any webpage & bring it into Wrike Possible Uses: Browser bookmarks alternative, classroom notes, Evernote/OneNote alternative, Pocket/ Delicious alternative meeting minutes,
