Webalo announces partnership with GE Power
June 14, 2019 – Webalo, the UX Platform for the Frontline Workforce, announced their partnership with GE Power, bringing Webalo’s transformative, no-code, frontline workforce rapid application generation platform to GE’s generation and grid customers.
Webalo works to enable frontline workers to improve their daily activities through real-time, mobile, or other connected worker devices; access to alerts and notifications; bi-directional interaction with multiple enterprise and industrial data sources; intelligently-managed workflows and actionable analytics, all of which combine to provide frontline workers with a personalized, paperless workday helping them make better, more informed decisions and improve their business productivity.
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