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LiquidPlanner

www.liquidplanner.com

 
LiquidPlanner is a company founded on the belief that even in the face of complexity, uncertainty and constant change, project management should be simple and effective. Since 2007, our team has been rethinking project management from the Web up. We`re at the forefront of a new era of project management, where teams want to be empowered to control their own project destiny. Static Gantt charts are outdated, and your team needs more than simplistic online task lists and spreadsheets. With LiquidPlanner, you get an elegant, end-to-end experience that combines the world`s most advanced scheduling engine with a powerful social collaboration framework that ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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