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Elementool and Zoho Unveil Elementool Docs   November 5, 2009 10:04AM News as reported by the company: Elementool Inc. Partners with Zoho to release Elementool Docs -- Software-as-a-Service provider Elementool releases online document management tool, powered by Zoho   Related Topics Elementool Zoho SaaS Cloud Computing Enterprise Software Latest News Barnes & Noble Nook Is Delayed New Pogoplug 'Cloud' Gets Social Sony CEO Outlines Turnaround Plan Sony Ericsson Closes Sites, HQ Moves Intel Leads Retreat in World Markets New York, NY -- Elementool Inc., developer of integrated Software-as-a-Service project management software, today released Elementool Docs in partnership with Zoho. Docs, an online word processing and spreadsheet tool, leverages Zoho's wide range of applications and features to complement Elementool's existing suite of integrated SaaS tools. With Elementool Docs, you can easily create and share documents, spreadsheets and PDF files. Elementool's Docs, a SaaS document editing solution comparable to Google Docs and Microsoft Office, brings Elementool customers a wider range of integrated management solutions. Elementool customers such as State Street Bank, Johnson & Johnson, BP and Warner Brothers gain the advantage of being able to use one integrated system for all their project and application lifecycle management needs. Docs integrates with Elementool Issue Tracking and Help Desk, eliminating the hassle and cost of purchasing multiple services from different vendors. Instead of wasting time integrating tools and switching between screens, all Elementool tools are already integrated. Having all necessary management tools available from one dashboard lets users focus their time and energies on their job tasks. "Elementool is an ideal fit for the Zoho Alliance Partner Program and our distribution strategy," said Ian Wenig, Senior Director for Zoho. "With Elementool, we can leverage a proven infrastructure to reach an already loyal customer base and help improve their business processes." "The SaaS business model gives us the option of integrating with other SaaS providers in the Cloud. Building in interoperability with vendors like Zoho has allowed us to implement an established document and spreadsheet engine, instead of reinventing the wheel and creating our own application," says Yaron Sinai, CEO & Founder of Elementool. "We've probably saved about 1 year of development, and now have a highly usable tool that will bring our customers added convenience and productivity." Pricing and subscripting information is available online at www.Elementool.com. About Elementool Elementool is the leading provider of web based project management tools for help desk, bug and defect tracking, test tracking and time tracking. Customers such as Fortune 500 companies, International banks, automotive manufacturers, IT consulting companies and software start-ups, use our project management tools daily, in their project development and testing process.   Advertisement  Press Releases 1.   TreeHouse Enhances Marketing View 2.   Nexsan Boosts SATABeast Capacity 3.   LiveTime Releases Virtualization 4.   You Can Never Be Too Rich or Too Thin 5.   Conversion Marketing Service Debuts

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