I've recently had the opportunity to work with well-known brands that are scaling. They've come to Wrike because the amount of work on their plate is outpacing their current capacity to do it. Often these are marketing teams, but the story applies to any organization.As organizations adopt tools like Wrike, they often find friction around certain people or teams that have grown fond of their current software. This post isn't a pitch for Wrike - but those who know me know I like Wrike. So instead, this article is more of an exploration of the tipping point, the switch, and the friction.

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I was recently asked how to best measure a company's adoption of a Work Management platform like @wrike. I liked the question so much that I couldn't stop typing. So, here are my excessive thoughts on a topic I am excessively passionate about.

Not everyone has had the privilege of entirely depending on a patron to pay rent early in their professional life. Unfortunately, in modern times many are losing their understanding of who the customer is. You are not partners. They are paying your bills. If you are in SaaS and want your client to renew, learn from our professional peers in the hospitality business.