Press Release

Seattle, WA — July 22, 2009 — Daptiv, the on-demand leader in collaborative business software, announced the addition of more than 30 new customers in Q2 of 2009 as well as the release of Daptiv Scrum, a new project management tool for managing Agile IT development. Daptiv’s on-demand solutions for work and project management have helped organizations of all types, from airlines to professional services companies to universities and medical centers, realize Work Intelligence™ to improve their ability to map day to day work to overarching business objectives.

During the second quarter of 2009, Daptiv added more than 30 customers, including the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Fuzebox Inc., Hawaiian Airlines, Kleinfelder, Mecklenburg County, Project Vote and Stony Brook University Medical Center, among others. International customers include Boursorama of France, Grupo Caliente of Mexico, Transport Canada and The University of Sydney.

Last month Daptiv launched Daptiv Scrum, a solution for managing, tracking and measuring Agile software development projects. The new offering was built on Daptiv’s on-demand platform and is one of the first solutions to provide higher-level insight into Scrum processes from a business perspective.

Daptiv was also named winner of the ‘Project & Portfolio Management Innovation Award’ for Best Portfolio Analysis in June 2009 at the Project & Portfolio Management Summit.

"It’s essential for today’s organizations to see how daily work and long-term projects map to business objectives. We’re continuing to see great interest from customers seeking a way to streamline work processes with an effective tool for collaboration and management," said Christian Smith, Daptiv vice president of sales and marketing. "The introduction of a Scrum solution to our cadre of on-demand collaboration software has established Daptiv as the leader in providing organizations of all shapes and sizes with high-level business insight into what were previously isolated tasks and projects carried out and managed on a micro level."