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TimeBridge Teams With Box.net to Make Meetings More Productive
Users Can Now Collaborate on Documents Before, During and After Meetings Using Box.net's Cloud Content Management Platform
| Source: TimeBridge
BERKELEY, CA--(Marketwire - December 9, 2009) - TimeBridge, the service that helps
busy professionals schedule and run great meetings, today announced an
integration partnership with Box.net,
provider of online collaboration services. This new feature allows
TimeBridge users to upload, share, and collaborate on critical meeting
documents. As documents are revised, organizers and attendees can make sure
they walk into meetings prepared to discuss, decide, and act -- making
meetings a better use of time for everyone.
Powered by Box.net's customizable OpenBox API, this new integration allows
users to collaborate on relevant files and documents in their TimeBridge
Meeting Room so each individual attendee, present in-person or virtually,
can access meeting details from the minute invitations are sent to the
conclusion of the meeting, and beyond. This feature alliance gives users
the option to securely work together on any file, including documents,
spreadsheets, presentations and images on a simple and slick UI that
complements TimeBridge's own feature-rich application. TimeBridge users can
access Box.net's functionality through the TimeBridge Meeting Room or as
they schedule a meeting. Likewise, Box users can now easily access
TimeBridge's service from their Box.net accounts to schedule meetings.
This week, TimeBridge also announced the addition of Action Items to its
Meeting Room. This allows organizers to assign tasks to attendees and set
due dates. The Meeting Room provides organizers and attendees with a
centralized home base for essential meeting information and functionality,
like conferencing options, venue information, directions, attendee details,
and options to communicate with attendees.
As a new OpenBox development partner, TimeBridge aims to extend its support
of meeting management so that organizers can always run the most productive
meetings. The new integration coupled with TimeBridge's affordable and
easy-to-use web and phone conferencing and one-step scheduling, make
TimeBridge the ideal platform for fostering collaboration and creativity
around meetings.
"We are always focused on giving business leaders the suite of tools that
help them rally and reign in all meeting details. In that pursuit we listen
to our users, and file-sharing has been one of the most popular features
requested this fall," said Yori Nelken, CEO of TimeBridge. "We tapped
Box.net to further enhance our service and provide an excellent and trusted
content management solution that meeting organizers will find inherently
simple, useful and reliable."
"TimeBridge has developed a powerful productivity suite to facilitate
meetings. The expansion of its offering to include collaboration, sharing
and access to relevant content is a huge win for TimeBridge and Box.net
users," said Karen Appleton, vice president of business development at
Box.net. "Our goal at Box.net is to provide a best-of-breed solution with
the ability to access additional applications as desired. In this case,
TimeBridge makes planning and conducting great meetings easier and more
efficient for all."
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About TimeBridge
TimeBridge provides an intuitive web app that helps busy professionals
schedule and run great meetings. TimeBridge makes it easy to find a time to
meet, set an agenda, coordinate logistics, conduct a phone or web
conference, and document decisions and actions. TimeBridge syncs across
time zones and most popular calendars, including Google, Outlook and Apple
iCal. TimeBridge for iPhone is available for download in the
Apple App Store. TimeBridge is based in Berkeley, California and is
backed by blue-chip venture capital firms Mayfield Fund and Norwest Venture
Partners.