Software company Fenestrae received a $12.9 million first round of funding, the company announced Wednesday. Investors included Doughty Hanson & Co. Technology, Intel Capital and Kappa IT Ventures. Amsterdam-based Fenestrae develops software designed to allow mobile devices to communicate with corporate applications over the wireless networks.
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