Vaultus Mobile Technologies gets $6M for mobile application access
Vaultus Mobile Technologies is a software startup that helps businesses create mobile versions of their existing applications, allowing their employees to keep using them over their smartphones or other devices.
The company has several pre-packaged offerings that extend apps like sales and field services software onto phones, in a secure environment. Its customers include some big names including Merrill Lynch, Wachovia and Procter & Gamble.
The $6 million funding was led by Point Judith Capital, while existing investors Susquehanna International Group and IDG Ventures also participated. Vaultus is based in Boston, Mass.
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