VeliQ is a company.
VeliQ has raised $9.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at VeliQ.
VeliQ has raised $9.0M in total across 1 funding round.
VeliQ is a Netherlands-headquartered company that develops a mobility Platform as a Service (mPaaS) called MobiDM, enabling enterprises to manage mobile devices securely and simply across their lifecycle.[1][4][5] It serves organizations in sectors like pharmaceuticals, public sector, airlines, finance, retail, and apparel, solving the challenge of scalable, multi-tenant mobile device management (MDM) in a BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) era, with deployments in over 60 countries via telecom and integrator partners such as Deutsche Telekom, KPN, Portugal Telecom, and Vimpelcom.[1] The company has demonstrated strong growth, with over 100% year-over-year revenue increases since launching MobiDM in 2009, culminating in a $9M Series B funding round in 2013 led by Northcap (with T-Venture following its 2011 seed), funding international expansion and sales through its partner network; it maintains offices in the US, UK, Denmark, and Germany.[1][4]
VeliQ was founded by Alex Bausch, who serves as CEO, with the company launching its core mPaaS product MobiDM in 2009 to address enterprise needs for simple, secure mobile device management.[1] Bausch's vision stemmed from years of development on proven technology, aiming to simplify organizational mobile management amid rising smartphone adoption; early traction came from steady revenue growth via global partners like major telecom operators.[1] A pivotal moment arrived in 2011 with seed funding from T-Venture, followed by the 2013 Series B led by Northcap, which added board member Kim Wiencken to accelerate scaling; this built on initial successes in Europe and expanded internationally.[1][4]
VeliQ rode the early 2010s explosion in enterprise mobility and BYOD trends, where organizations needed secure management of proliferating smartphones amid iOS/Android adoption, filling a gap before mature MDM giants dominated.[1][5][6] Timing was critical as mobile threats rose, with market forces like telecom partnerships enabling rapid global deployment in high-stakes sectors facing data security mandates.[1][6] It influenced the ecosystem by pioneering mPaaS models—white-label platforms for partners—accelerating MDM adoption and paving the way for cloud-based mobility services that evolved into modern unified endpoint management (UEM) tools.[1][4][5]
VeliQ's post-2013 funding positioned it for global dominance in enterprise mobility, but limited public updates since suggest a pivot to sustained partner-driven growth or acquisition in the consolidating MDM/UEM market.[1][5] Emerging trends like zero-trust security, IoT device management, and AI-driven threat detection will shape its path, potentially expanding MobiDM into hybrid work and edge computing.[6] Its influence may evolve through deeper integrations or legacy impact on platforms like those from VMware or Microsoft, tying back to its core mission of simplifying secure mobility at scale.[1]
Key people at VeliQ.
VeliQ has raised $9.0M in total across 1 funding round.
VeliQ's investors include Northcap Partners.
VeliQ has raised $9.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $9.0M Series B in August 2013.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1, 2013 | $9.0M Series B | Northcap Partners |
