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From speaking engagements and product awards to press releases and news articles, this is your stop for the latest LiquidPlanner company news.
LiquidPlanner Takes Project Management to the iPhone With Launch of “Mobile Dashboard” | Nov 24, 2009
Seattle—LiquidPlanner, online project management for the collaborative enterprise, today announced the launch of its first iPhone application, a fully integrated native application that is designed to keep project teams in sync with one another.
LiquidPlanner Introduces “Project Portals” to Help Keep Client Projects on Track | Jun 02, 2009
Seattle—LiquidPlanner, online project management for today’s collaborative enterprise, today announced the introduction of their new Project Portals feature, which enables creative agencies, consulting practices, and professional service organizations to create and share an unlimited number of project plans with their clients.
More than 100 Companies Select LiquidPlanner in Q1 2009 | Apr 10, 2009
Seattle—LiquidPlanner, the first online project management software that enables teams to capture and manage the uncertainty in their projects, today announced that more than 100 new organizations have adopted LiquidPlanner as their project management solution in the past quarter alone
Announcing LiquidPlanner 2.0 | Feb 23, 2009
SEATTLE—LiquidPlanner, the first online project management software that enables teams to capture and manage uncertainty, today launched version 2.0 of its groundbreaking online project management solution, bringing new collaboration and advanced planning capabilities to its subscribers.
LiquidPlanner Selected as Finalist in WTIA Industry Achievement Awards | Jan 29, 2009
Bellevue, Wash.—LiquidPlanner, the first online project management software that enables teams to capture and manage uncertainty, today announced that it has been selected as a finalist for the “Breakthrough Start-up of the Year” award by the Washington Technology Industry Association (WTIA).
LiquidPlanner Makes Planning Faster, Easier, and More Efficient | Nov 11, 2008
New York—LiquidPlanner, the first online project management software that enables teams to capture and manage uncertainty, today introduced a slate of new features designed to help teams be more nimble, spend less time planning, and get more done.
LiquidPlanner Embraces Social Project Management | Sep 17, 2008
New York—LiquidPlanner, the first online project management software that enables teams to capture and manage uncertainty, today announced the introduction of new features designed to help teams realize the benefits of social project management.
LiquidPlanner Launches Commercial Version | Jun 11, 2008
Boston—LiquidPlanner, the first online project management software that enables teams to capture and manage uncertainty, today announced the launch of the commercial version of its groundbreaking project management service.
Steve McConnell Joins LiquidPlanner Advisors | Mar 10, 2008
Seattle—LiquidPlanner, the industry’s first on-demand project management solution that helps manage project uncertainty, today announced that Steve McConnell, founder of Construx Software and a noted author of numerous books on software development and project management, has joined LiquidPlanner’s board of advisors.
Chris Shipley Names Top 10 DEMO Picks | Feb 27, 2008
Seattle—LiquidPlanner, the industry’s first on-demand project management solution that helps companies manage project uncertainty, today announced that Chris Shipley, executive producer of the celebrated DEMO Conference, has named LiquidPlanner as one of the Top 10 companies to “outpace the market in terms of growth, valuation, and/or exit” according to the Guidewire blog.
LiquidPlanner Redefines Project Management | Jan 28, 2008
Palm Desert, Cali.—LiquidPlanner, a new on-demand project management solution that incorporates a patent-pending probabilistic scheduling engine that helps teams visualize uncertainty and build more accurate project schedules, today announced the general availability of its free public beta.
Introducing LiquidPlanner | Jan 28, 2008
Seattle—The nature of projects has changed dramatically over the past decade—projects have grown more complex, rely on resources distributed around the globe, and have much shorter cycle times.