Everypath, the business-to-business wireless technology innovator, is employing strategic alliances to mobilize corporate applications. Enterprises can now streamline and improve their communications for employees, partners and customers alike -- enabling greater mobile work force productivity and improved customer response time by providing instantaneous access to corporate information without having to worry about wires -- for significant improvements to the bottom line.
Everypath's Intelligent Rendering(TM) process gives enterprises a measurable competitive advantage by dramatically simplifying the process of securely and reliably mobilizing data in any wireless environment. With Everypath and its strategic alliances, all types of information are available -- transactional web content, databases, and enterprise applications -- across wireless, broadband, and voice access devices.
"Partnering with major entities like Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, Network Appliance and Net Perceptions -- among a great many others --has allowed Everypath to extend itself to enterprises, where partner resources and key consulting services combine with Everypath technology to provide a complete wireless solution," explained Venktesh Shukla, CEO of Everypath. "The Global 2000, Web 500 and other prominent companies will continue to lead the world economy and retain their customer base only if they are willing to lead the wireless revolution. Everypath can help them do so, especially now with the added strength of our partners.
"Beyond opening doors," Shukla added, "these companies add tremendous value to Everypath's paradigm by supplying proven expertise in Web content management, data access, and advanced data communications at the enterprise level, as well as other areas of emerging technology."
"Everypath has assembled a network of first tier partners that should provide enterprises world-class solutions for mobilizing their corporate data rapidly and securely," said Dr. Gerry Purdy, President and CEO of Mobile Insights, a professional service company that focuses on the mobile computing and data communications market. "By combining the benefits of rapid deployment and broad device support while leveraging existing infrastructure, Everypath and its partners are offering Global 2000 companies a highly competitive weapon that extends their reach to customers on the move and makes employees in the field more productive."
Financing from Comdisco and Others
Comdisco and other key industry allies are providing a total of $9 million in equipment financing, raising the total Everypath funding to over $85 million. Their commitment further solidifies Everypath as a premiere wireless Internet enabler for enterprise customers.
"Everypath is a distinct player in the marketplace," said David Chan, Vice President of Business Development for Everypath. "The company's ability to partner with industry leaders like Cap Gemini Ernst & Young, iPlanet, Network Appliance, Net Perceptions and Sun Microsystems solidifies our commitment to providing the best total solution to our customers. Our patent-pending Intelligent Rendering(TM) process allows selected HTML or XML information from any website to be converted completely, securely, and robustly to any user through broadband, voice, or data channels. Everypath's infrastructure-based technology, combined with our partners' solutions and services, `seamlessly' transforms web-content, databases, and applications in forms that are customized to the device option. And end users are empowered with unprecedented freedom of choice."
Named by Forbes as one of the top 25 Business-to-Business Internet companies in the Computer and Electronics category and one of the top "10 Wireless Companies to Watch" by CNET, Everypath's list of investment partners continues to grow as fast as the wireless industry itself: Amerindo, AC Ventures, Asia Tech Management, Charter Group Capital, Comdisco, Dain Rauscher Wessels, D.B.Alex Brown, E*TRADE, Ignition Corp. (a prominent new wireless Internet fund started by former Microsoft executive Brad Silverberg), Liberate, Raza Ventures (led by Atiq Raza, former president of AMD), Redwood Ventures, Robertson Stephens, Sevin Rosen Funds, Sun Microsystems, Texas Pacific Group, U.S. Venture Partners, Wasserstein Perella Ventures, and WR Hambrecht.
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