37signals Introduces Highrise (formerly Sunrise)

Tuesday February 13th 2007, 12:35 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

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37signals introduced yesterday their next web application on the Signal vs. Noise blog: Highrise, formerly known as Sunrise. In short, Highrise is going to be a company-wide, shared address book with features that keeps you on top of things. “Keep track of who you talk to, what was said, and what to do next.” For more, read the introduction of Highrise and signup to the Highrise mailing list.

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