Quick Facts
About Appear
Appear is the leading provider of context-aware software infrastructure designed to power the next generation of mobile applications and services. Using situational information (context), the AppearIQ suite of products transforms ordinary wireless data networks into rich multimedia channels that deliver information, voice, video and messages to mobile computer users. By collecting and sharing context, Appear’s solutions eliminate information overload and ensure users have exactly the information they need, when and where they need it. With Appear software, devices and applications react in real-time to users’ changing needs. Industry leaders in transportation, retail, telecommunications and government use AppearIQ. Appear has an extensive partner network including industry leaders Cisco and Intel who along with vertical market specialists work to deliver innovative, end-to-end wireless and mobile solutions. The company is privately held with offices in Europe, North America and South America.
Key Facts
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Founded
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2001
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CEO
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Xavier Aubry
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Ann-Louise Palm, Xavier Aubry, Pontus Axelsson, Alex Cabrera, Martin Dahlstrand, Lars Nordgren, Johan Magnusson
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HQ
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Stockholm
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Products
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Appear IQ platform, powered by the Appear Context Engine
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Industry
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Mobile middleware and other software enabling technologies focusing on enterprise mobility and wireless broadband
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Key Partners
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Cisco, Intel, Capgemini, Fujitsu Siemens Computers
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Key Markets
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Travel & Transport, Public Sector, Telecom & Service Providers, Leisure & Hospitality, Retail
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