OREM, Utah––July 17, 2008 – AtTask, the worldwide leader in usable project management software for the enterprise, today announced the launch of Clik—a new desktop application that brings project management to the workforce and delivers more accurate information to decision makers. Clik allows users to manage tasks and update status with zero training, whether online or offline—giving executives and project managers the right data they need to make good decisions.

“Clik is brilliant because it answers the question of how to successfully involve the workforce in the enterprise project management process without forcing them to learn a new system or overloading them with complexity,” said Scott Johnson, CEO of AtTask. “This, in turn, gives executives accurate information to work with. After all, without good information, business intelligence becomes “business nonsense.”

Built using Adobe AIR technology, Clik works regardless of whether the user is connected to the Internet or offline. Changes made in Clik sync automatically with @task so managers and executives can view up-to-date information. This allows Clik users who are offsite to update task status and be productive.

Clik’s simple interface and streamlined feature set are designed for use by all members of the workforce, including those with no project management training. Users can view tasks, descriptions, and due dates; send and receive notes; and update task or issue status with one easy step, without having to learn a complex new tool—guaranteeing a successful rollout of enterprise-wide project and portfolio management.

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.