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eProject, the online project management company that signed up 67 new customers last quarter, is changing its name to Daptiv. The 10-year-old Seattle company, which scored $12 million in venture funding last May, explained the new name this way. From CEO Jeff Pancottine:
"To us, Daptiv means fast, flexible, dynamic, detailed, and most importantly, it marks us as a company that's committed to adapting hand-in-hand with our customers to use the latest technologies to improve the inner workings of their businesses."
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