Wrike has a plethora of opportunities for collaboration and project tracking. It is helpful when managing tasks with colleagues (especially across departments). From Gantt charts to actual task tracking to a calendar view, it is a very helpful tool.

We do a lot of creative review cycles and the proofing feature where you mark up directly on an image or pdf has cut out so much confusion. Before, feedback was scattered across emails and slack screenshots with arrows drawn on in some random app, now it's all pinned right on the actual file with version history so nobody's looking at outdated art by mistake.

The ability to collaborate with teams across the globe. The onboarding is quite easy and people figure out how to use it quite quickly. I have my calendar integration turned on which massively helps to not miss deadlines. The interface is quite straight forward to use, things are usually where I expect them to be, the dashboards in particular are my favourite feature to track all of our projects. By creating blueprints we have cut down on time when it comes to setting up projects and we have added detailed request forms to make sure we get as much information as possible in advance, which cut down on the time spent on back and forth previously.