Overall Satisfaction with Wrike
We use WRIKE to track our entire technical product portfolio, programs, major features, and release drops. It was initially used for select parts of our technology development teams' activities and later expanded to the whole portfolio after achieving success, and other teams observed the positive results and asked to be able to use it. Wrike allows us to have weekly check-in portfolio reviews of major programs, releases, and feature drops and execute visual management (focus on items where there are issues, overdue or late delivery at risk.) WRIKE output is also used at a higher level at executive reviews to support management reporting to report deliveries on schedule or at risk etc. Lastly, major feature or release items that are in the early planning and prioritization stage are also displayed. This allows all parties to see the work that is NOT being worked on and elevate visibility into these topics, helping eliminate potential disconnects across the organization.
- Portfolio tracking.
- Ease of use and navigation.
- Capacity planning.
- Configuration to you needs.
- Pre-built integration to Microsoft Devops, more plug and play.
- Tracking original estimates to execution time in Agile Management Software like DevOps or JIRA, updates (real-time).
- Advanced Search.
- Visual management and alignment of priorities across business organization.
- Avoiding over commitments of resources.
- Ease of deployment and use, adoption.
- Improving visibility into 'off the books' professional services activity.
- Reduce weekly portfolio review calls from 1 hr to 30 min.
- Aligning executive management to active portfolio activities and progress, priorities.
Too expensive and complex for needs.
Do you think Wrike delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Wrike's feature set?
Yes
Did Wrike live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Wrike go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Wrike again?
Yes