Microsoft Project may dominate the market, but a San Mateo, Calif.-based company called Projity Inc. is hoping to change that with its free release of its project on-demand service called OpenProj. ComputerWorld reports that the company is owrking on getting the software bundled with various Linux flavors, including Mandriva, Mint, and Sabayon. The company is also in talks with OpenOffice.org and Sun Microsystems about integrating OpenProj with the companies' respective productivity applications. Projity's CEO feels that Microsoft Project is especially vulnerable to open source competition thanks to its high price tag. Read more.
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