Innotas provides the only on-demand Project Portfolio Management (PPM) solution specifically designed to meet the needs of IT and IT Services organizations. With Innotas, managers and team members improve collaboration and can more effectively and efficiently manage IT initiatives, projects, and resources. For CIOs and executives, Innotas delivers deep visibility, automation, and analysis of the project portfolio, and improves resource planning and utilization. Our customers, including Crayola, Forbes, Hamilton Beach, Jo-Ann Stores, WorldVision and many others, span a wide range of industries including financial services, healthcare, retail, technology, telecommunications and energy.

Financials

Date Type Amount Investors Valuation
06/09/08 Series C 6M Braveheart Investment Group, Scottish Venture Fund, RRE Ventures, Intel Capital, Columbia Capital, Canaan Partners, SAS Investors, Clal Finance Mutual Funds Ltd, Mercantile Discount Bank Unknown

People

Chad Haftorson (VP Products)

Tim Madewell (VP Operations)

Brendan Thomas (VP Finance)

Kevin Kern (VP Sales)

Robert Brown (Vice President, Product Marketing)

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News

Innotas, a project portfolio market company, gets $6M boost

June 9, 2008 1:23 pm

Innotas, a company offering something called project portfolio management (PPM), has raised $6 million more in funding. PPM is software… Continue reading ⟩

Innotas, project management software Co., raises $5M

September 18, 2006 2:50 pm

Innotas, a six year old company selling project management software, has raised $5.5 million in a second round of funding,… Continue reading ⟩