Salesforce Launches Do.com Project Management Service

Paul Ferrill

Updated · Nov 08, 2011

Salesforce.com (NYSE: CRM) has unveiled a new task and project management service based on the company’s acquisition of Manymoon.

Do.com, a free simple collaboration service that allows users to launch projects, assign tasks and invite others to join and collaborate, is now in public beta. The service is integrated with Gmail and Google Apps, but can be used with any email address or client.

The HTML5-based service is available as a browser-based service or an iOS mobile app for Apple’s iPhone and iPad.

Salesforce plans to add premium features later on, and the company is also working on tighter integration with its Chatter collaboration service.

Do.com will also be available through Salesforce’s AppExchange, Apple’s App Store, Google Apps Marketplace, the Chrome Web Store and LinkedIn Applications. Salesforce is billing the launch as the closest it’s come to a consumer product.

Paul Ferrill
Paul Ferrill

Paul Ferrill has been writing for over 15 years about computers and network technology. He holds a BS in Electrical Engineering as well as a MS in Electrical Engineering. He is a regular contributor to the computer trade press. He has a specialization in complex data analysis and storage. He has written hundreds of articles and two books for various outlets over the years. His articles have appeared in Enterprise Apps Today and InfoWorld, Network World, PC Magazine, Forbes, and many other publications.

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