Apple partners with MobileIron to develop enterprise apps

Apple has decided to collaborate with MobileIron to help release its apps into the enterprises. The arrangement is the result of the partnership that Apple set up with IBM in 2014 to build apps together. This move indicates Apple to changing its consumer only approach to business.
MobileIron is mobile device development shop that enables global companies to become MobileFirst organisations to embrace mobility as their primary IT platform, transforming their businesses and to increase their competitiveness. It has an experienced and focused vendor, which purpose is to build for Mobile IT, a comprehensive solution package across mobile application management, content management, and device management and a reliable growing partner of the ecosystem.
Therefore, it’s pretty obvious why Apple decided to collaborate with them. The Apple – IBM deal has led to the release of 25 IBM MobileFirst for iOS apps focused on supporting customers in several sectors.
“MobileIron’s recent work with Apple has been focused on OneTouch,” said Clarissa Horowitz, a spokeswoman for MobileIron told TechCrunch.
In its recent earnings call this April, Apple said that “It is working closely with more than two dozen other leading business software and solution providers including Box, Docusign, Microstrategy, Revel, and ServiceMax to bring a broad range of innovative mobile solutions to more customers on iPad.”
The company’s mobile enterprise push is evident across its developments for iPad — the addition of split-screen work in iOS 9 and potentially larger tablets both indicate that Apple wants iPad to fit better into enterprise environments.
It’s also worth noting that Apple said that the iPad has “consistently been the number one tablet in the enterprise.”

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Apple partners with MobileIron to develop enterprise apps

Apple has decided to collaborate with MobileIron to help release its apps into the enterprises. The arrangement is the result of the partnership that Apple set up with IBM in 2014 to build apps together. This move indicates Apple to changing its consumer only approach to business. MobileIron is mobile device development shop that enables global companies to become MobileFirst organisations to embrace mobility as their primary IT platform, transforming their businesses and to increase their competitiveness. It has an experienced and focused vendor, which purpose is to build for Mobile IT, a comprehensive solution package across mobile application management, content management, and device management and a reliable growing partner of the ecosystem. Therefore, its pretty obvious why Apple decided to collaborate with them. The Apple IBM deal has led to the release of 25 IBM MobileFirst for iOS apps focused on supporting customers in several sectors. MobileIrons recent work with Apple has been focused on OneTouch, said Clarissa Horowitz, a spokeswoman for MobileIron told TechCrunch. In its recent earnings call this April, Apple said that It is working closely with more than two dozen other leading business software and solution providers including Box, Docusign, Microstrategy, Revel, and ServiceMax to bring a broad range of innovative mobile solutions to more customers on iPad. The companys mobile enterprise push is evident across its developments for iPad the addition of split-screen work in iOS 9 and potentially larger tablets both indicate that Apple wants iPad to fit better into enterprise environments. Its also worth noting that Apple said that the iPad has consistently been the number one tablet in the enterprise. One can obtain more information by visiting http://sdasia.co/ or https://www.facebook.com/SDAsia.co