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PDF“For years, e-mail has been the medium for project communications used by millions of teams worldwide. In 2006, Wrike was the first on the market to offer its project management software integrated with e-mail. Today, Google Wave is challenging e-mail,” said Andrew Filev, the CEO at Wrike.com. “However, even more efficient communication will not satisfy all the project collaboration needs of business users. Automatic synchronization of Wave and Wrike is a perfect solution here.”
Google Wave can be effectively used by teams for brainstorming, concept creation, document discussion, or as a note-taking platform for meetings. The Wave was conceived as a communication tool, however, it can hardly help people organize and manage projects. Integration with Wrike helps to elegantly cover this gap.
Now people who use both Wrike and Wave just need to add Wrike as a contact to a new wave, and this wave will be automatically turned into a task in Wrike. In Wrike, people will be able to schedule the wave turned into a task, track comments to the task added in The Wave, build timelines, track time spent on the task and much more. Today, Wrike is recognized as the most practical project management software on the market by its users. "Quite simply the best project management software I have ever seen. Wrike is a massive time-saver for us,” said Adrian McDonagh, managing director at EasyWebRecruitment.com.
To try Wrike for free, please visit www.wrike.com.
About Wrike
Wrike is the leading on-demand, online project management solution. It provides executives a unique platform for managing many projects in one workspace and easily getting reports across all projects. Wrike’s collaboration features give a significant productivity gain to diverse small and midsize companies. Its e-mail integration is the most advanced in the project management space. Wrike Inc. has patents pending. Founded in 2003, Wrike Inc. is a privately held corporation located in California.
