Workfront buys Boston firm

Workfront, a Lehi-based work management application developer, has acquired goal-management software marketer Atiim. With the addition of Atiim, based in Boston, Workfront will add Workfront Goals to its product offerings by early 2020. The company said its new software will help organizations solve an essential challenge of large enterprises: aligning people and teams to effectively and efficiently achieve company objectives. The platform will help companies set and track goals, manage work, track progress and measure results, Workfront said in a release.{mprestriction ids="1,3"}

The acquisition is complete, according to Workfront. No financial details were released.

“People do their best work when they know their role, have clear goals and understand how the work they are doing supports company objectives,” said Steven ZoBell, chief product and technology officer at Workfront. “With the addition of Workfront Goals, we are bringing a breakthrough in modern work management by providing the key capabilities that enterprises need to align people and their work to strategic goals and objectives, ultimately driving powerful business results.”

Founded in 2001, Workfront employs about 1,000 in its operations in Lehi and the United Kingdom.{/mprestriction}