To meet the demands of a new generation of project managers, a new company called LiquidPlanner will be unveiling its groundbreaking on-demand project management service.

Founders Charles Seybold and Jason Carlson, who together spent almost 20 years at Expedia, Inc., envisioned an on-demand project management service designed to work they way people work – an approach that unites improved analytics with a social collaboration framework. Whereas traditional project management tools rely on simple math to generate schedules, LiquidPlanner has developed a patent-pending scheduling engine that uses advanced statistical modeling to determine the probability of completing tasks on time. This innovative approach promises to help teams in a broad array of disciplines – from software development and IT management to marketing and creative services – realize new efficiencies in their project management process.

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