PeopleCube

PeopleCube developed software for group calendaring and the scheduling of shared organizational resources. Its best-known offerings included Resource Scheduler and Meeting Maker, along with other applications serving meeting coordination and workplace planning. The product category addressed a practical problem in organizations: multiple employees needed to find common meeting times while also checking the availability of rooms, equipment, and other bookable resources. The company operated from Framingham, Massachusetts, with additional offices in Grand Rapids and Traverse City, Michigan, Tucson, Arizona, and Twickenham in London. This footprint indicates a business serving customers in both the United States and the United Kingdom, although the available reference does not provide detailed market-share, customer, revenue, or employee information. PeopleCube’s corporate history intersected with the history of Meeting Maker. Meeting Maker, Inc. originated as a spin-off from ON Technology Corporation. In 2000, ON Technology sold the Meeting Maker product line to Meeting Maker, Inc., allowing the product to continue under a separate corporate structure. ON Technology was subsequently acquired by Symantec Corporation in 2003, but the Meeting Maker business was not thereby identified as becoming a Symantec brand. On November 14, 2005, Meeting Maker, Inc. acquired PeopleCube. Following the acquisition, the buyer assumed the PeopleCube name. The renamed company consequently combined PeopleCube’s resource-scheduling software with the Meeting Maker product line, making PeopleCube the corporate identity associated with a broader set of calendaring and scheduling applications. Asure Software acquired PeopleCube in 2012. This was the last major ownership event identified in the supplied reference material. The available sources do not clarify whether PeopleCube continued as an independent legal entity, remained as a distinct product brand within Asure, or was later retired. Its current status is therefore left unknown. No reliable information was supplied about its founder, founding year, executives, financial performance, public-market listing, or current website.

• 2012

  Asure Software acquires PeopleCube

  [1]PeopleCubeen.wikipedia.org

  Asure Software acquired PeopleCube and incorporated its software activities into the Asure portfolio.

• 2005

  Meeting Maker, Inc. acquires PeopleCube

  [1]PeopleCubeen.wikipedia.org

  Meeting Maker, Inc. acquired PeopleCube on November 14 and adopted the PeopleCube name.

• 2003

  ON Technology acquired by Symantec

  [1]PeopleCubeen.wikipedia.org

  Symantec Corporation acquired ON Technology, the former corporate parent associated with the earlier Meeting Maker business.

• 2000

  Meeting Maker product line transferred to Meeting Maker, Inc.

  [1]PeopleCubeen.wikipedia.org

  ON Technology Corporation sold the Meeting Maker product line to Meeting Maker, Inc., a company that had been spun off from ON Technology.

PeopleCube was positioned as a provider of collaborative calendaring and resource-scheduling software for organizations that needed to coordinate people, meetings, rooms, equipment, and other shared resources.

• Resource scheduling software

  Resource Scheduler

  Resource Scheduler was a PeopleCube application for organizing the use of shared resources. Its role within the portfolio was to support scheduling of resources such as rooms, equipment, and other facilities alongside organizational calendars. The supplied reference identifies it as one of PeopleCube’s principal software applications but does not provide detailed release history, technical specifications, pricing, or current availability.

• Group calendaring and meeting scheduling software

  Meeting Maker

  Meeting Maker was a group-calendaring and meeting-scheduling product associated with Meeting Maker, Inc. and later with PeopleCube. It supported coordination of meetings and shared schedules, complementing PeopleCube’s resource-planning applications. The product line was sold by ON Technology to Meeting Maker, Inc. in 2000 and became part of the PeopleCube business after the 2005 acquisition.

• 2012

  Asure Software acquisitionM&A

  Background

  PeopleCube was operating as a provider of calendaring and resource-scheduling software after the earlier combination with Meeting Maker, Inc.

  Action taken

  Asure Software acquired PeopleCube.

  Aftermath

  PeopleCube’s software activities became part of Asure Software’s portfolio. The supplied sources do not establish whether the PeopleCube name continued as an independent brand.

  Source

• 2005

  Adoption of the PeopleCube name after acquisitionM&A

  Background

  Meeting Maker, Inc. acquired PeopleCube while operating a separate Meeting Maker product business that had originated through a spin-off from ON Technology.

  Action taken

  On November 14, 2005, Meeting Maker, Inc. acquired PeopleCube and assumed the PeopleCube company name.

  Aftermath

  The combined company operated under the PeopleCube identity and brought the Meeting Maker product line together with PeopleCube’s resource-scheduling software.

  Source

• 2012

  Asure Software acquires PeopleCube[1]PeopleCubeen.wikipedia.org

  M&A

  Asure Software acquired PeopleCube, bringing the company’s calendaring and resource-scheduling software activities into Asure’s portfolio.

• 2005

  Meeting Maker, Inc. acquires PeopleCube and adopts the PeopleCube name[1]PeopleCubeen.wikipedia.org

  M&A · Leadership change

  Meeting Maker, Inc. acquired PeopleCube on November 14, 2005, and assumed the PeopleCube company name. The transaction combined PeopleCube’s resource-scheduling activities with the Meeting Maker product line.

1. 1PeopleCubeen.wikipedia.org