Blueprints are one of the most useful features in Wrike. They are one of the things people set up once, build too much into, and then stop using if they become too complicated. The consistent theme across teams that use blueprints well is to keep them manageable and simple. Location matters before anything else The […]
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Request forms and blueprints are two of the most useful features in Wrike, and they are far more powerful together than either is alone. This combination is what efficient work intake looks like at scale. Here is how the combination works in practice. A request form captures information at the point of intake, including the
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Asset tracking in Wrike, whether tracking digital assets like images and templates, or physical equipment like printers and monitors, follows the same core approach. The principles apply across both. Building an asset tracker in Wrike starts with identifying what the assets are being used for and how often. Start by defining your asset types Before
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I always tell my clients that the best way to get your team to use a tool is to genuinely like it and show excitement, and that excitement is often infectious. It is a bit hard to show excitement about three or four tools, though, since most times you have to try out two or
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Change management covers a wide range of things depending on which industry you are in. Engineering change requests, IT system updates, process updates, marketing workflow changes, organisational restructuring. The context varies, but the way it works in Wrike tends to follow the same pattern. Change management in Wrike works best when every change enters through
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