The Project Management Tool for Our Project
Overall Satisfaction with Wrike
Wrike is the epicenter of your working day once you overcome the first shock of the setup. The fact that I can see the health of twenty different initiatives at a glance makes me feel in control in a way that never existed with spreadsheets. It creates a culture of responsibility since all activities are timed and can be seen. It prevents, I did not know that happened to be my case.
Pros
- The custom workflow
- Has a very different meaning to the marketing team as compared to IT and logistics.
- The dynamic request forms are excellent in intake
Cons
- As opposed to endless email chains, internal stakeholders complete a form which would automatically generate a task
- Assign to the correct person and fill out all the required specs. It cuts out so much noise.
- the Gantt charts are surprisingly dynamic and strong.
- Our status update meetings have been reduced by approximately 50 percent due to the fact that stakeholders only have to view the dashboard.
- The efficiency in question can be gauged in hours saved.
- The other success is standardization; our project delivery is far more consistent these days since we are using templates.
- The negative side is that we did have implementation fatigue.
The fact that we can use Blueprints (templates), create our own types of items, and automation rules enables us to shape the software to our own business logic nearly to perfection.
Trello was enjoyable and visual yet simply could not withstand the burden of extensive data analysis tasks. Asana is beautiful and simple to work with, yet I thought it was lacking in the customization of reporting that I required. I have selected Wrike since it is in that midpoint zone between a basic list and a weighty enterprise application.
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


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