Wrike and Asana compete in providing project management solutions. Wrike appears to have a slight edge due to its robust Gantt chart functionality and flexibility in deployment options.
Features: Wrike offers strong Gantt chart functionality, real-time task updates, and excellent tool integration with Google Drive and Outlook. Asana features Kanban-style boards, simple task management, and customizable dashboards.
Room for Improvement: Wrike could enhance its mobile app and simplify its user interface while addressing the lack of built-in budgeting features. Asana needs better automation and workflow capabilities and should improve its dashboard efficiency.
Ease of Deployment and Customer Service: Wrike offers deployment flexibility with private, public, and on-premises options. Asana is primarily cloud-based. Both platforms are praised for their responsive customer support and comprehensive resources.
Pricing and ROI: Wrike uses a subscription model with a free version, noted for high ROI despite costs. Asana provides a free tier with scalable plans, though cost increments can be steep for larger teams.
However, due to its pricing, I need to be careful about adding each user and feature.
The technical support is of high quality.
Asana is quite stable; it is a tool I can trust.
It would be easier if I could assign tasks directly from my email without needing to open Asana.
It would be beneficial to have a native option for Asana to create tickets so we could move away from our main ticketing tool.
To add one user is expensive, which makes me cautious about upgrading or adding more users.
Asana's automation allows me to automate deadlines and send notifications to the right people about approaching deadlines.
Asana provides automation because we receive these updates the moment they happen without anyone needing to tell us they completed tasks or moved on to others.
Asana is web-based software-as-a-service that helps teams coordinate and manage their work. It helps companies move faster by making sure everyone knows the team’s plan and process and who is doing what by when.
Each user can create projects using a list, board, calendar, or timeline view. Within each project, users can add tasks, subtasks, sections, comments, attachments, start and due dates, and custom fields. Project and task followers get notifications on changes or comments on the project and/or task in their Inbox. Individual users can see all of the tasks they're responsible for across all of their projects in a view called My Tasks.
Asana is available in English, French, Spanish, German, and Portuguese.
Wrike is an online collaboration and project management software bringing together centralized task management and social collaboration features into one real-time workspace. It connects tasks, discussions, and emails to your actual project plan. You get an up-to-date picture of the project and can keep your team aligned with your strategy without boring status meetings. Challenges Wrike helps solve:
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Why Wrike?
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