Enterprise Mobile Application Management (MAM) pionnier Apperian, Inc. The company announced today that it has received a strategic investment from Intel Capital, Intel’s Global Investment and M&A organization. The additional capital builds on previous investments from top firms, including Bessemer Venture Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and North Bridge Venture Partners, and brings Apperian’s total funding to $28 million to date. Investment comes at a time when Apperian is experiencing significant growth due to the increasing demand for technology that can help businesses manage and secure mobile applications and tackle BYOD head-on.
“Apperian is helping businesses transform their way of doing business by enabling secure deployment and management of enterprise content and mobile apps,” said Lisa Lambert, vice president of Intel Capital and managing director of the Software and Services sector. “With new mobile devices, operating system updates and countless mobile apps entering the enterprise every day, Apperian makes it possible for IT departments to overcome this complexity and take advantage of the value of enterprise mobility. “That’s right.
“Traditional approaches to mobile security are intrusive and cumbersome—which frustrates users,” said David Patrick, CEO of Apperian. “We take a different approach to protecting what matters most, enterprise mobile apps and data This drives breakthrough user adoption, particularly in BYOD environments. “That’s right.
Success Building: MAM Momentum Accelerates
2012 was a landmark year for Apperian with strong revenue growth and a number of industry awards. Over the past 12 months, the company has seen an impressive 276 per cent growth in its subscription business, which stems directly from the rapid adoption of its EASE platform. Apperian’s EASE Platform users tripled in 2012 and its customer base more than doubled. The company has also added a number of significant customers and strategic partnerships, including relations with BMC, Jones Lang LaSalle, The Boston Celtics, Ivie & Associates, Alex and Ani, TELUS Corporation, Mocana and Appcelerator.
“With Apperian’s help, we’re pushing the mobile envelope by developing and deploying a number of mobile apps that empower our employees to use whatever device they want,” said Gregory Adams, Managing Director of Jones Lang LaSalle, a customer of Apperian. “Experience is seamless that drives adoption and speed to the market—to get our tools in the hands of our users to improve productivity in a secure manner. “That’s right.
Apperian received several industry awards in 2012, highlighting the growing popularity and notoriety of its leading technology. Apperian was named one of the Top Private Companies by AlwaysOn and OnMobile this year. The company was also named one of the Boston Globe’s ‘Top Places to Work’ this year, helping to attract top-tier talent to a fast-growing company. In the course of the year, Apperian opened new offices in Europe and extended its team with a number of key sales, marketing and engineering firms.
“The year 2012 was a landmark year for Apperian and we see a tremendous opportunity ahead of us,” Patrick added. “There’s no question that the industry is moving to mobile platforms and we’re leading the charge by empowering hundreds of businesses to authenticate, secure, deploy and manage their business apps, which is driving our momentum. “That’s right.
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About Intel’s Capital
Intel Capital, Intel’s global investment and M&A organization, is investing in innovative technology start-ups and companies worldwide. Intel Capital invests in a wide range of companies offering hardware, software and services aimed at enterprise, mobility, health, consumer Internet, digital media and semiconductor manufacturing. Intel Capital has invested more than US$10 since 1991. 8 billion in more than 1,276 companies in 54 countries In that timeframe, 201 portfolio companies were made public on various exchanges around the world and 317 were acquired or participated in a merger. In 2012, Intel Capital invested US$352 million in 150 investments, with approximately 57% of the funds invested outside of North America. For more information on Intel Capital and its differentiated advantages, please visit
Apperian About
Apperian is the leading provider of mobile app management (MAM) technology. The company’s EASE platform provides enterprise mobility services that enable many of the world’s largest corporations to securely manage the full life cycle of mobile apps for iOS, Android and BlackBerry. Apperian empowers the liberated enterprise to support the BYOD revolution by allowing employees to leverage personal tablets and smartphones to increase productivity. Headquartered in Boston, Apperian has been named one of the Boston Globe’s Top Workplaces and continues to be recognized by the industry for its unique and innovative approach to mobile application management.
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