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Webalo Vision

• Enterprise mobility should be easy– data & backend applications already in place– provide two-way communication to mobile users– simple “configuration” rather than programming– low cost

• Provide a personalized view of the enterprise … “my apps”– relevant & focused information– organize information to suit mobile devices

• Focus on the enterprise mobility “app gap”– the dozens/hundreds/thousands of individual, team, department and

regional level apps that have substantial productivity benefits but struggle with ROI because of outdated app development models

Webalo – The App For Enterprise

• Enterprise app enablement for the BYOD era.– Very easy for IT– Appealing for end-users– Secure, scalable & available– Accessible & self-service– Low cost

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Webalo - VW

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• Volkswagen Financial Services - Corporate Leasing Sales Team

• Product inventory, delivery, availability reporting by brand and model

• SAP reporting integration

Webalo – Wells Fargo

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• Wells Fargo Counter Credit Party Risk department

• Provides critical credit risk information to Wells Fargo credit managers globally

• Real-time integration with Microsoft SQL Server

National Health Service

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• University Hospitals Birmingham• Multiple bi-directional applications

– Neurological doctors patient management & referrals

– Accident & Emergency department performance management

– Pharmacy drugs inventory and distribution management

– Hospital porter deployment– Executive reporting

• Microsoft SQL Server integration

Webalo – Anixter

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• Anixter corporate• Multiple bi-directional applications

– daily flash reports– warehouse inventory management – executive sales reports– global employee directory

• SAP & DB2 integration

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Webalo Components Product Options

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Webalo Product Options• Webalo Cloud

– 3 users free– databases, BI reports

• Webalo Pro Cloud– $99 per-user/year subscription

fee– databases, BI reports– secure access to data behind

firewall through Webalo Gateway

• Webalo Pro Appliance– behind corporate firewall– $150 per-user/year subscription

fee– databases, BI reports XML web

services, websites

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Webalo Components – Administrative Website

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Administrative Website• Focused on

business objectives• Simple step-by-step

configuration• Fully integrated

support environment

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Webalo Components – Devices – UX - UI

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Webalo Components – Enterprise App Accessibility

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Enterprise App Accessibility• Enterprise business user

can mobilize an app– department-level,

non-programmer

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Webalo Customer Grupo Familia:“Webalo is really flexible and very easy to use. Since we didn’t have to write any code, we were able to connect the SAP data warehouse to our mobile users much faster and a great deal cheaper than if we were using a traditional software development toolkit.”

Webalo Customer Lionsgate:“How would Lionsgate have gotten the pertinent business and distribution information to its mobile executives and distributors without Webalo? We wouldn't have done it all, Webalo was an enabler.“

Webalo Customer Inland Group:“Webalo is both a cost-effective and an ideal way to leverage our existing investments in our Oracle ERP software and our smartphones.”

Webalo Customer Nixon Hire:“Our customers’ needs are constantly changing, so we need to be flexible, and flexibility was one of the advantages we saw in Webalo. We’re able to select the exact data and functionality that each mobile employee needs and give them mobile access in a remarkably short time for an insignificant cost.”

Webalo Customer National Health Service:“We've positioned Webalo as a strategic mobile deployment platform because it lets our IT Services provide an efficient response to our organization’s agenda of increasing agility for our growing mobile community .“

Webalo Customer Volkswagen:“The speed and simplicity of Webalo were the primary benefits for us, though those translate into cost savings, as well. The ease of development means that we can be fully deployed with Webalo in much less time, and at less cost, than it would take with other approaches.”

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