AtTask Inc. Announces Partnership Agreement with Twin Lights Group

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by || 05/16/2008

OREM, UT – AtTask, the leading provider of on–demand project and portfolio management software, announced a new partnership agreement with Twin Lights Group, a leading provider of Software as a Service (SaaS) business and network technology services. Twin Lights Group will offer the award–winning @task project management software as part of its suite of proven on–demand business applications designed to help companies get work done.

“Twin Lights Group is a great addition to our growing list of solution provider partners,” said Chad Perry, Vice President of Business Partners at AtTask. “Their focus on enabling business strategies through SaaS and providing unparalleled customer support makes them a great fit with @task. We are excited about the opportunities this partnership will provide our customers.”

“We are proud to partner with AtTask,” said Scott McKinney, Managing Partner of Twin Lights Group. “We believe in their product and use it ourselves. AtTask is an absolute pleasure to work with, and is a company that really understands the partner model.”

As a result of this partnership, AtTask joins other best–of–breed solutions offered by Twin Lights Group including NetSuite, AT&T, and Switch and Data. In addition, Twin Lights Group personnel will now be able to offer setup, integration, and consulting services for their customers who use @task.

For more information, go to http://www.twinlightsgroup.com

About AtTask, Inc.

AtTask – http://www.attask.com – is the leading provider of on–demand project and portfolio management software. Its flagship product, @task, places business intelligence tools in the hands of executives and makes team–collaboration accessible to the front line. Its platform independent and multi–lingual solution is increasing efficiency and productivity for Fortune 500 companies across the globe. AtTask’s clients include Adobe, Apple, CBS, Johnson & Johnson, Chevron, Fujitsu, Hanes, HBO, Hitachi, GE, McDonalds, Toyota, UCLA, and Walt Disney.