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The demand for mobile app development is growing rapidly. While storing, accessing, syncing and securing your mobile app's data is critical, executing on these requirements can be difficult with legacy technologies.

In this webcast, we'll use the airline industry as an example to take you through common mobile use cases and how major industries are solving for today's mobile challenges. Specifically, we'll discuss why some of the largest airline companies are moving away from legacy technologies to Couchbase Mobile NoSQL to power their mobile, web and IoT apps.

Join our webcast to learn how Couchbase is transforming the way industry leaders run their businesses. We'll cover:

• Key requirements for mobile applications, including an embedded database, offline support, multi-platform support, and enterprise security
• Common use cases addressed by Couchbase Mobile, including offline data access and management, local caching, real-time eventing, and peer-to-peer device communication
• How companies like GE and Ryanair are using Couchbase Mobile to give their customers a seamless mobile user experience across all their platforms

About Ali LeClerc, Product Marketing Manager, Mobile – Couchbase

Ali is the Product Marketing Manager for Couchbase Mobile, where she manages and executes the worldwide marketing strategy for their mobile products. She joined Couchbase in 2011 to drive open source product adoption and awareness. Prior to her time at Couchbase, Ali held multiple marketing positions at Time Warner. She holds a degree from Yale University in political science.

About Wayne Carter, Chief Architect Mobile – Couchbase

Wayne is the Chief Architect of Mobile at Couchbase, where he is responsible for leading the vision, strategy, and development for the company's mobile solutions. Before joining Couchbase, Wayne spent 7 years at Oracle as the Architect responsible for driving mobile innovation within the CRM and SAAS product lines. He has 10 patents and patents pending from his work there. Prior to his time at Oracle, Wayne held technical leadership positions at Siebel working on their CRM product line.