LiquidPlanner, Inc.
LiquidPlanner
- Conference
- DEMO 08
- Market Segment
- Enterprise Software and Services
- Funding Details
- Self-funded
- Competitors
- No direct competitors. Secondary competitors: MS Project, Daptiv, Basecamp
- Product Description
- LiquidPlanner is the only project management software that gives teams the power to manage change and uncertainty. Today, most key business objectives are project-based, but available tools haven’t kept pace with the way information workers use and share project information. Inherent uncertainty kills projects, costs millions of dollars and undermines teams. LiquidPlanner tackles both problems headon: it uses ranged estimates and probabilistic scheduling for accurate schedules, and provides all team members with a complete, collaborative project environment.
- Market Opportunity
- Gartner estimates that the application development/PPM market will grow to $9.9 billion by 2010, and the ITPPM market is experiencing particularly high growth (17% in 2006) according to the IDC. Margo Visitacion of Forrester says there is an entire segment of the market that is not supplied by larger PPM vendors.
- DEMO Says
- LiquidPlanner is project management that works the way you do. Designed by engineers and project managers with a grasp of both project planning and the realities that affect a project schedule, this young company delivers a sophisticated, accessible, and far more useful project planning and collaboration tool. LiquidPlanner is a serious contender to the established project management tools.
- Contact
- Liz Pearce
- liz@liquidplanner.com
- Company Address
-
13162 SE 32nd St.
Bellevue, WA 98005 - Primary Phone
- 800-971-1601
- Primary Fax
- 425-643-2714
- URL
- www.liquidplanner.com
- Corporate Officers
- Charles Seybold, CEO & Founder Jason Carlson, Vice President, Engineering & Founder Bruce Henry, Director of Rocket Science
Have you seen PlanDone by StratAssemble? Has a lot of great features and competitive pricing.
@Dave - dude you are so wrong. Spend time with LiquidPlanner and you'll see the future; Wrike is a waste of time.
I don't like their uncertainty concept. Project management is about getting rid of uncertainty. Not managing it. They are not very convincing, I’m afraid. I find that Wrike.com manages the same stuff much better.
Very geeky.. who would use this?
Like the portfolio view. Am using this to manage my tasks, instead of Outlook
Nice
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