Aligo
San Francisco
About Aligo
Aligo, Inc. provides mobile application servers for medium and large enterprises. The company offers a suite of mobile business solutions designed to provide mobile workers with access to applications and data from any location and from any device. Its applications solutions range from mobile email to highly complex field force automation solutions. The company offers Aligo M-1 Mobile Application Server, which integrates with existing infrastructure and supports rapid development of J2EE mobile applications. The Aligo M-1 Mobile Application Server also provides a platform to deploy enterprises' existing applications and data, design customized applications, and/or run any pre-built mobile business solutions. It also provides Aligo M-1 Mobile Sales, a system that enables sales force to close more business; and Aligo M-1 Mobile Field Services, a system to allow enterprises to extend any critical field engineering resources to the field, guaranteeing a continuously engaged, always-connected mobile field force. In addition, the company offers Aligo M-1 Mobile Access for Microsoft Exchange Aligo M-1 Mobile Access for Lotus Domino to deliver instant wireless access to Exchange or Domino, ensuring security, speed, universal device support, and integration with business application and data infrastructure. It has engineering operations in Phoenix. Aligo, Inc. was incorporated in 1999 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. As of January 9, 2007, Aligo, Inc. is a subsidiary of Corrigo, Inc.
Company Facts
- Operating status: Closed
- Company type: For Profit
- IPO status: Private
- Employees: 101 – 250
- Total funding: $30.6M
- Funding stage: M&A
- Last round: Series Unknown (Jun 2006)
- Website: aligo.com
- Phone: +1 (415) 593-8200
Industries & Categories
Enterprise Applications, Enterprise Software, Mobile
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