Press Release

Seattle, WA — October 7, 2010 — Daptiv, the on-demand leader in project management and collaborative business software, recently demonstrated its Daptiv PPM software at three technology industry events throughout September and October.

• Daptiv participated in the Project Challenge Expo which took place September 29-30 in the UK. Project Challenge is the UK’s leading PPM event. The event included seminars, solution presentations, and exhibitions by leading PPM experts.
  


• On September 24 in New York, Daptiv provided product demonstrations during Professional Development Day 2010 held by the New York chapter of the Project Management Institute (PMI). The educational event was themed “Building Bridges to the Future” and featured keynotes on the future of project management. PMI is the largest global professional association dedicated to the profession of project management.
  


• Daptiv participated in the CIO Summit taking place October 5-7 in Singapore. The CIO Summit included workshops and session targeted at CIOs in Asia, highlighting new information technologies and strategies.
  


• Daptiv also exhibited at the Project and Portfolio Management conference hosted by Camp IT on September 30 in Chicago. The event, targeted towards IT personnel, underscored the importance of a well-founded project portfolio management program.

Daptiv provides a powerful, integrated suite of PPM applications that includes portfolio management, project management, resource management, time & expense, document management, and project collaboration. Daptiv PPM also includes industry-leading business intelligence that enables powerful reporting and in-depth dashboards across all the work stored in Daptiv. This gives unprecedented visibility into portfolio and project status for project team members and business stakeholders. Daptiv’s software is used by more than 100,000 people in 500 organizations worldwide across industry verticals ranging from healthcare to education, technology and financial services, among others.