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ALM Works
Information technology & services
Founded in 2004
Newton, MassachusettsALM Works
Information technology & servicesFounded in 2004Newton, Massachusetts
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ALM Works' Revenue (Yearly)
478K
Employees
19
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ALM Works develops specialized project management solutions that empower program managers and portfolio managers who oversee multiple projects. Founded in 2004, ALM Works was an early contributor to the Atlassian ecosystem. Today, our flagship product — Structure for Jira — is used by more than 5,000 Atlassian customers to visualize, track and manage Jira projects.ALM Works was acquired by Tempo S...
ALM Works develops specialized project management solutions that empower program managers and portfolio managers who oversee multiple projects. Founded in 2004, ALM Works was an early contributor to the Atlassian ecosystem. Today, our flagship product — Structure for Jira — is used by more than 5,000 Atlassian customers to visualize, track and manage Jira projects.ALM Works was acquired by Tempo Software in 2021.
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Atlassian software
ALM Works' financial review
ALM Works' Revenue (Yearly)
478K
Employees
19
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