We’re proud to announce the release and general availability of ExpesiteLite Architect and Engineer Edition.
This solution delivers an out-of the box project management solution for smaller scale project portfolios – at a monthly subscription price and feature set within the reach of small and medium sized firms.
The first release of the offering will be targeted to firms that are currently sharing information with their clients and consultants via email, fax, FTP sites, express mail services and spreadsheets. ExpesiteLite is designed to bring project information, documents and people together – and provide the ability for Architects and Engineers to communicate and collaborate directly with their clients to deliver successful projects.
ExpesiteLite is designed for firms that have 25 active projects or less to manage at any one time – and allows up to 40 users to access the system. Future releases will include ExpesiteLite Service Provider Edition and ExpesiteLite Small Developer/Contractor Edition.
Expesite will be presenting at the following forums:
The Bank Facilities Forum
July 20-22, 2008, Hyatt Regency Resort, Scottsdale, AZ
The bank Facilities Forum is an opportunity for qualified construction and\or the facility management decision-makers in the banking industry to learn about the latest in bank branch facility trends from experts in the field. To learn more about this venue, please visit: www.bankfacilitiesforum.com
The Restaurant Facilities Forum
September 14-16, 2008, Hyatt Coconut Point Resort, Bonita Springs, FL
The Restaurant Facilities Forum is an exclusive event for full service chain restaurant construction and facilities executives to learn about industry trends in building and maintaining establishments. To learn more about this venue, please visit:www.chainforum.com
What's New?
May 23, 2008 - Final Disposition
Columbus, OH— Expesite, a leading provider of collaborative technology for managing multi-unit / multi-location real estate and construction projects, has added disposition functionality to its core product. This capability is the first iteration of Expesite’s Disposition Framework – a set of enabling technologies that will provide its retail, restaurant and banking clients with the capability to shed underperforming locations quickly and efficiently by using the same system they used to manage prior new build, remodel and equipment roll-out programs. “The real win for our clients,” says Dennis Susa, Expesite’s new VP of Corporate Development, “is that the same system they used to build their portfolio can now help them dispose of properties that are no longer achieving the results expected.”
Ranked #651 by Inc. 5000 as one of the 2007 fastest growing companies in America
Expesite, a recognized leader of end-to-end program and project management software, has been selected as one of the Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies in America.
For Expesite, this is the first year for the Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies in America list, and Expesite is thrilled to be one of the honorees. Expesite is ranked #651 out of the 5,000 total companies that were chosen, and also received a #48 ranking out of the 276 software companies included on the list.
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About Expesite
Expesite is a dynamic, user friendly, web based project management software tool that provides program management and project management for a variety of industries, specializing in real-estate development and remodeling for multi-unit rollouts.
Easy to use, easy to implement, easy to work with. That's what Expesite is all about. And we work hard to save our clients money while taking weeks off each project management timeline.
Known for our exceptional client satisfaction program, intuitive interface, comprehensive training, and knowledgeable & service-oriented team, Expesite provides our clients with the top project management technology available today. To learn how Expesite can help you streamline your projects and save thousands of dollars per location, take our Quick Tour or contact us to get started today.
