Webalo Announces Industrial Internet Partnership With GE Digital Partner AutomaTech

Los Angeles, USA, November 14, 2016 (Newswire.com) - ​Webalo, Inc., announced today that it has signed a partnership agreement with AutomaTech, Inc. to further drive User First mobile and desktop access to manufacturing and infrastructure management systems.

Webalo User First applications provide simple, low-cost ways to improve productivity and effectiveness in areas such as manufacturing line operation, infrastructure management, shipping & receiving, property management and many other areas of industrial business operations. Webalo’s patented technology enables companies to easily transform their enterprise applications into personal applications, where every user has just the information they need, on their device, to help them get their job done.

"Through our partnership with Webalo, we are excited to drive the transformation of our customers' data & applications from traditional enterprise systems to agile personal systems, that make their businesses more productive by helping their employees to make better, more informed, decisions."

Tom Schiller, CEO of AutomaTech

“We are committed to helping our customers improve productivity and reduce their operating costs”, said Tom Schiller, CEO of AutomaTech.  “Through our partnership with Webalo, we are excited to drive the transformation of our customers’ data & applications from traditional enterprise systems to agile personal systems, that make their businesses more productive by helping their employees to make better, more informed, decisions.”

AutomaTech is already using Webalo to increase their customers’ manufacturing line efficiency by delivering live production line metrics directly to the mobile devices of plant managers. In doing so, AutomaTech is enabling its customers to determine potential production line bottlenecks and adjust manufacturing schedules in real-time, to improve plant efficiency.

“We are delighted to be working with the AutomaTech team to help them bring User First applications to their customers”, said Peter Price, CEO of Webalo. “User personalized, mobile and desktop access to manufacturing and infrastructure management systems is a critical requirement for improving operational efficiency at industrial companies. Webalo is designed to empower users to get their work done because it makes enterprise data immediately available, relevant, actionable and informative on any device”.

Webalo and AutomaTech will be at GE Minds + Machines conference to showcase customer success stories and detail Webalo’s integration with Predix, GE’s cloud-based operating system for the Industrial Internet. 

Resources

• Webalo in 1 Minute: View the Webalo Video
• Webalo and GE: Webalo for Predix
• Get Started: Request a trial account
• GE Minds + Machines Conference
• AutomaTech Mobile Plant Floor Presentation

About AutomaTech
AutomaTech, Inc. is a GE Digital Software Sales Representative focused on the manufacturing and operational infrastructure in the industrial sector in the Northeast United States, and the Mid-Atlantic. With offices in Plymouth MA, Danvers, MA and Buffalo, NY, AutomaTech is committed to providing the very best service, support and products to its clients to make a positive difference in their business by improving efficiencies and reducing operational costs. For more information, please visit www.AutomaTech.com. 

About Webalo
Webalo provides the app generation infrastructure for companies to transform into User First organizations. Webalo’s patented technology enables companies to easily transform their enterprise applications into personal applications, where every user has just the information they need, on their device, to help them get their job done. Webalo is enterprise-ready, built to operate in the face of massive amounts of real-time transactional usage by thousands of users, helping them to make better, more informed, decisions and to make their businesses more productive. For more information, please visit www.webalo.com

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Source: AutomaTech