SlideRocket

SlideRocket was an online presentation platform that lets users create, manage, share and measure presentations. SlideRocket is provided via a SaaS model. The company was acquired by VMware in April, 2011,[1] who sold it to ClearSlide, a similar SaaS application, in March 2013.[2] They are no longer offering independent signups, as the platform is being integrated into ClearSlide.[3]

SlideRocket
Type of businessPrivate
Type of site
online presentation platform
Available inEnglish
FoundedJan 2006
HeadquartersSan Francisco, CA
Key peopleMitch Grasso, Mike Lingle co-founders
Servicessoftware applications
URLhttp://sliderocket.com/
LaunchedOctober 2008
Current statusactive
SlideRocket
Developer(s)ClearSlide
Operating systemWeb-based Application
TypeWeb-based Productivity Tools
LicenseProprietary
WebsiteSlideRocket.com

History

SlideRocket was founded in Jan 2006, and launched as a private beta[4][5] in March 2008 at the Under The Radar Spring event. A public beta was announced in September 2008[6] followed shortly by public release[7][8] on October 28, 2008. SlideRocket is most commonly credited with inventing the PResuMÉ or Presentation Résumé in early 2009.

In April 26, 2011 SlideRocket was acquired by VMware.[9][10][11] On March 5, 2013 VMware sold SlideRocket to ClearSlide.[12] SlideRocket is based in San Francisco.

Awards

  • Underneath the Radar Spring 2008, Category Winner, Audience Choice, Judges Choice.
  • Crunchies 2008 - Nominee Best Design [13]
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See also

  • Presentation
  • Presentation Software
  • Communication Design
  • Rich Internet application
  • SaaS

References

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