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<TITLE>Webalo - The Mobile Dashboard</TITLE>
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<p><strong>Stop Squinting.</strong><br />
<em>Webalo's Mobile Dashboard makes it   easy to read the reports you need and navigate to the data that matters</em> -   without trying to open and view attachments, without &quot;panning and scanning&quot;   through a standard document, and without struggling with typical browser navigation.</p>

<p>On whatever mobile device you use,<em> Webalo formats information so that it's   optimized for (and legible on) your specific model's screen</em>. BlackBerry,   Treo, PocketPC, Windows Mobile, and Symbian handhelds all have unique   characteristics, and the Mobile Dashboard automatically adapts to them all.</p>

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  <li>If report data gets updated while   you're on the go, Webalo alerts you so you can check on what's   changed.</li>
  <li> If you're offline, you don't lose your access. You can   still review and navigate through any Mobile Dashboard report.</li>
  <li> And if   new information is distributed while you're offline, it will be available as   soon as you're online again.<br />
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<p>See how easy it is to set up and use   Webalo's <a href="mobile_dashboard.html">Mobile Dashboard</a>, Take the quick, <a href="try_it.html">ninety second tour</a> that walks you through the simple steps.</p>
 
<p>For more detailed information on the   Mobile Dashboard technology (information that will interest your IT staff, in   particular), <a href="wht_paper_request.html">download the white paper</a>.<br />
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