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cplace
Your Software Platform for AI-Powered Project and Portfolio Management. Hybrid. Adaptive. Collaborative.
About cplace
cplace is a modern software platform for project and portfolio management (PPM). It revolutionizes and transforms the way people and organizations collaborate, enabling companies to efficiently manage complex projects. cplace combines the reliability of standard software with the flexibility of customized solutions. The adaptive platform with built-in AI provides a unified data foundation, promotes cross-site and cross-functional collaboration, and can be adapted in real time. International industry leaders, including those in the automotive, aerospace, pharmaceutical and life sciences, and mechanical engineering industries, rely on cplace to develop innovative and complex products, utilize resources efficiently, improve decision-making processes, and successfully complete projects. Behind the cplace brand is collaboration Factory GmbH, founded in 2014 and headquartered in Munich, Germany. Click here for our imprint: https://www.cplace.com/en/legal-notice/
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Signals from cplace
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
cplace is hosting cplace Day at the conference with networking and exchange opportunities.
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Presence & Recognition
cplace is exhibiting the new delivery model at the conference showing months of implementation becoming weeks.
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Presence & Recognition
cplace is exhibiting cplace AI live at the conference showing proactive agents and AI Builder.
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Presence & Recognition
cplace is attending the European PPM conference in Munich.
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Research & Knowledge
cplace published the Allianz Risk Barometer 2026 and the management handbook for cyber risks by the Allianz for Cyber Security, an initiative of the BSI in collaboration with Bitkom.
Reported by Shawn Maholick
Presence & Recognition
cplace is hosting cplace Day on-site in Munich and online, featuring live demonstrations of requirements described in the morning running in production by evening.
Reported by Julian Zaune