Roambi
Launched 2008, Del Mar, CA
Twitter: @Roambi

Who knew a spreadsheet could look so beautiful? Roambi, pronounced Roam-bee (don’t call them ro-am-bi as I keep doing…) presented at Under the Radar today and showed how stunning data can be on a mobile phone. If you didn’t get to check out their pitch, you can view their company profile and pitch below:

Company Description | “Display screens are getting smaller – from laptops to PDAs, to ever shrinking mobile devices. However, the amount of information viewed on these devices is increasing exponentially. The problem arises – how do you effectively access large amounts of information on a small screen? Roambi by MeLLmo Inc. is solving this challenge by creating revolutionary ways to access and interact with critical information on small screens. The company’s mobile application suite pioneers the new frontier of smart phones through efficient back-end algorithms and patented, small screen design that is BIG on simplicity, security, and satisfaction. Roambi by MeLLmo is rethinking, redesigning, and redefining the future of information interaction on mobile devices.”

Technology partners | Salesforce, SAP, Oracle, AT&T, Microsoft
Channel partners | Infosol

Presenter | Quinton Alsbury | President
Quinton is responsible for leading MeLLmo’s product design and marketing teams. A master of visual arts, interactive design, and product experience development, Quinton’s role at MeLLmo focuses primarily on the user experience, functionality and art design of MeLLmo’s software. Prior to MeLLmo, Quinton served as the co-founder and co-president of Business Intelligence Studios, a consultancy focused on data visualization and business intelligence dashboard creation. There, he helped clients build and implement cutting-edge business intelligence tools, with an emphasis on visual design and user appeal. In 2008, Quinton attended the Launching New Ventures Executive Education Program at the Harvard Business School. Quinton has more than 12 years of design experience, including publishing, advertising, interactive media, web design, software, and data visualization, during which he founded and led three companies.

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