Apperian, a US-based provider of enterprise mobile application management services, has raised an undisclosed amount from Intel Capital, the corporate venturing unit of the eponymous chip maker.
Apperian has raised $28m in aggregate, including $12.4m in March, according to a regulatory filing.
Its other investors include venture capital firms Bessemer Venture Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and North Bridge Venture Partners.
Lisa Lambert, vice-president of Intel Capital and managing director of the software and services sector, said: “With new mobile devices, operating system updates, and innumerable mobile apps entering the enterprise every day, Apperian makes it possible for IT [information technology] departments to overcome this complexity and take advantage of the value that enterprise mobility delivers.”
Apperian’s customers include BMC, Jones Lang LaSalle, The Boston Celtics, Ivie & Associates, Alex and Ani, Telus, Mocana and Appcelerator.