One of the biggest Internet trends is bringing Web 2.0 to business applications — think online spreadsheets, web-based word processors, online calendars and wikis. Business professionals spend a lot of money on productivity applications, providing a huge opportunity for companies that can build advanced web services to replace tired old desktop applications.

TimeBridge’s one-step scheduling is the most efficient way to schedule meetings with large groups or individuals across time zones, calendaring systems and companies. TimeBridge allows users to easily schedule meetings, share their availability with others, and connect directly with calendars including Outlook and Google Calendar. While online calendars help users track their time, TimeBridge facilitates the social, and often complex process of getting busy people together — in person, on the phone or online. And TimeBridge is backed by blue-chip venture capital firms.