Tech Talks

Learn how Burberry developed the custom app RWorld using the SAP Cloud Platform SDK for iOS.

Learn how it's easier than ever for businesses to access live data at any time by combining the powerful capabilities of iOS with the SAP Cloud Platform.

Learn how the toolkit enables enterprise developers to build powerful, intuitive native apps for iPhone and iPad that connect to SAP Cloud Platform and enterprise backend systems.

SAP: Getting started with the SAP Cloud Platform SDK for iOS.

In this episode, Keytree, an SAP Partner, discuss how the SAP Cloud Platform SDK for iOS provides developers with the ability to quickly and easily build enterprise iOS apps.

In partnership with Apple, IBM is building enterprise apps designed for iOS that connect to back-end systems, incorporate advanced analytics, and empower employees to be even more productive. In this series, we’ll provide an overview of the design and development process, as well as best practices in integrating app to back-end services and analytics.

In this episode, designers and developers from IBM detail the process they use to help businesses identify the right opportunity for mobile apps, and design a great user experience. They're joined by Amica Mutual Insurance Company to hear their experience going through the design process.

In this episode we learn about the app development process IBM used to create 100 industry apps. Learn the benefits of working in Swift to create efficiencies and bring apps to market more quickly.

In this episode, hear how IBM integrates iOS apps with enterprise systems of record and cloud services. Learn how the team embraces "two-speed" IT to build apps quickly across complex environments.

In this episode, learn how IBM uses analytics to build intelligence into iOS apps. Explore the four categories of analytics that benefit enterprise users, including descriptive analytics, predictive analytics, perscriptive analytics, and cognitive analytics.

In this final episode, IBM and Amica return for a recap the process of building great enterprise apps from concept to deployment, including the importance of user-centric design, an efficient development process, analytics integration, and best practices for tying in to back-end systems and cloud services.

In this introduction to a seven-part series, Apple System Engineer Dean Curtis interviews Elena Frishberg, Director Business Development at Cisco on how Apple and Cisco are helping companies create a modern business infrastructure for iOS devices that will support new ways of working on corporate networks.

In the second episode of this seven-part series, Elena Frishberg, Director Business Development at Cisco and Jerome Henry, Principal Engineer at Cisco explain learn how Apple and Cisco have optimized how iPhone and iPad communicate with a Cisco wireless network to make the performance of voice and video apps even more reliable.

In the third episode of this seven-part series, Elena Frishberg, Director Business Development at Cisco and Jerome Henry, Principal Engineer at Cisco discuss about the capabilities in iOS and the Cisco Wi-Fi network that allow organizations to prioritize their most critical apps with Quality of Service (QoS).

In the fourth episode of this seven-part series, Elena Frishberg, Director Business Development at Cisco and Riley Marsh, Technical Leader of Engineering at Cisco explain why an integrated collaboration experience matters to businesses and how Cisco Spark brings this together in one service.

In the fifth episode of this seven-part series, Elena Frishberg, Director Business Development at Cisco and Riley Marsh, Technical Leader of Engineering at Cisco demonstrate how Cisco Spark provides voice and video capabilities and uses the new CallKit framework to directly integrate with iOS 10 giving employees a native calling experience.

In the sixth episode of this seven-part series, Elena Frishberg, Director Business Development at Cisco and Riley Marsh, Technical Leader of Engineering at Cisco demonstrate how to use Cisco Spark to route voice and video calls to iPhone, a Cisco desk phone, or a telepresence system so users can pickup the call from whichever device they prefer.

In the final episode of the seven-part series, Elena Frishberg, Director Business Development at Cisco, Riley Marsh, Technical Leader of Engineering at Cisco, and Jerome Henry, Principal Engineer at Cisco discuss how to get started with these Apple and Cisco solutions.

Learn how financial advisors at Deutsche Vermögensberatung (DVAG) use iPad and custom apps to present complex financial products to customers in a simple and engaging way.

Learn how Deutsche Vermögensberatung (DVAG) built a team to develop great apps for its financial advisors.

Deutsche Vermögensberatung (DVAG) shares its best practices for enterprise app development and deployment.

Take a tour of the Mortgage app from Deutsche Vermögensberatung (DVAG) to learn how design and functionality is changing the selling experience for financial advisors and customers.

Learn how Deutsche Vermögensberatung (DVAG) apps connect to its CRM and 14 partner financial institutions, allowing for the capture and secure sharing of electronic signatures and other client data.

Learn how British Airways, a division of International Airlines Group, creates enterprise apps that connect to more than 20 back-end systems, including booking data, customer details, CRM, and fueling information, to name a few.

Take a tour of a custom app from British Airways, a division of International Airlines Group, used by flight operation teams to load and balance baggage on an aircraft, and send that data back to a centralized flight management system. 

Learn about a custom app from British Airways, a division of International Airlines Group, that enables customer service employees to quickly respond to flight disruptions and rebook passengers right from iPad.

From concept to deployment, learn about the team and process at British Airways, a division of International Airlines Group, for developing custom apps for their employees. Hear tips and best practices for successful app development.

iPad, iPhone, and iOS apps help keep passengers moving around the globe. Learn how British Airways, a division of International Airlines Group, has built more than 40 custom iOS apps to help employees assist the customer at every stage of their journey, from customer service to flight operations to engineering to cabin crew. 

Schindler executives Michael Nilles, CIO, and Duncan Binger, Senior Solutions Manager, explain how developing a two-speed IT approach allowed for quick and powerful solutions.

Schindler executives Michael Nilles, CIO, and Duncan Binger, Senior Solutions Manager, demonstrate the MySchindler app which allows customers to monitor equipment status and critical data.

Schindler executives Michael Nilles, CIO, and Duncan Binger, Senior Solutions Manager, discuss the process for designing and creating iOS apps and demonstrate the Supervisor app.

Schindler executives Michael Nilles, CIO, and Duncan Binger, Senior Solutions Manager, explain the process for creating a mobile strategy and connecting to back-end systems. They also demonstrate the FieldLink app.

Apple Systems Engineer Dean Curtis interviews Schindler's Michael Nilles, CIO, and Duncan Binger, Senior Solutions Manager. Hear first hand how Schindler achieved its vision for a mobile workforce and developing in-house apps.

Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, explains how SKF manages and deploys iOS devices for employees around the world.

Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, demonstrates the Data Collect app, which enables SKF engineers to collect data in a factory using a variety of sensors and input devices.

Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, demonstrates the MOST app, which is used by factory managers and operators to visualize the production line in real time.

Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, discusses the development lifecycle for creating in-house iOS apps for iPad and iPhone.

Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, explains the process and people involved with creating and implementing a mobile strategy at SKF.

Apple Systems Engineer, Dean Curtis, interviews Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, to hear first hand how his team designed SKF’s mobile strategy, and together with IT developed and deployed in-house apps that have delivered great returns for employees and the bottom line.

British Airways' Head of Service Transformation, Glenn Morgan, and Ray Hagerty, Head of Operational Strategy, discuss the pivotal role of technology across their business.

Hear how a desire to enable their staff and better serve their customers was the driving force for change at British Airways.

British Airways executives explain how aligning IT with the business was the key to building transformational in-house apps.

Find out how British Airways has delivered benefits across their operations by rolling out custom apps on iPad.

Hear how British Airways' staff uses off-the-shelf apps from the App Store to better assist their customers around the world.

Listen to British Airways execs share advice and insights from their journey with mobility.

Discover how company-issued personal devices delighted British Airways staff and has better enabled them to do their job.

Kimberly-Clark executives discuss the worldwide reach of its global brands. Features David Jacques, Senior Director Application Solutions, and Sarah Jansen, Director at Kimberly-Clark.

Listen to Kimberly-Clark executives talk about developing applications that engage customers and enable its workforce to improve business cycles.

Find out how Kimberly-Clark uses mobile device management to keep its 3rd-party apps running smoothly.

Discover more about Kimberly-Clark’s in-house app development and how its custom apps bring everyday value to its workforce.

See how effective app design for Kimberly-Clark focuses on boosting core functionality by simplifying and streamlining the user experience.

Hear how end-user response shaped the creation of useful, usable, and engaging apps at Kimberly-Clark.

Kimberly-Clark executives talk about stringent security standards and requirements and keeping its company information safe on mobile devices.

Listen to a discussion about the evolution of Kimberly-Clark’s successful BYOD program.

Learn about Kimberly-Clark’s strategic vision for extending the capability of the enterprise through mobility.

Hear how Kimberly-Clark uses iPad and iPhone for real-time information management that results in shorter sales cycles.

ADP executives Mike Capone, Head of Product Development and CIO, and Ed Flynn, Executive VP and Head of Worldwide Sales and Marketing at ADP, discuss how the company uses iOS.

Hear how ADP developed a creative security approach that provides a seamless, user-friendly experience—while ensuring mobile data stays secure.

Discover how the ADP sales force uses iPad apps to stay competitive and boost productivity year in and year out.

ADP execs speak about the process and benefits of in-house app development and outline design tips and best practices.

Listen to a discussion about the positive impact of iPad deployment and how it has accelerated productivity increases for ADP’s workforce.

Learn how in-house apps for iPad enable ADP salespeople to optimize their time by streamlining the entire sales process.

Meet Rich Adduci, Boston Scientific Senior Vice President and CIO, and Mark Toland, Senior Vice President of Sales, as they explain the role of technology and iPad in the success of the business.

See how iPad has significantly increased productivity at Boston Scientific.

Learn how Boston Scientific seamlessly incorporated iPad into the field among its sales reps.

Boston Scientific discusses its corporate store and how it segments the numerous apps and content available for employees.

Get insight into the substantial, positive impact of iPad in the field for Boston Scientific.

Learn how some of Boston Scientific's apps improve the quality of patient care while also aligning with marketing strategies and sales goals.

Boston Scientific speaks about its Blueprint app, which allows the company to measure the effectiveness of iPad and hear feedback.

The leaders of Boston Scientific share how vital a development team is for the success of iPad and its applications.

Rich Adduci, Boston Scientific Senior Vice President and CIO, and Mark Toland, Senior Vice President of Sales, discuss the importance of mobility and how they are able to utilize iPad for that need.

See what Boston Scientific foresees for iPad in the near future.

Learn more about Salesforce.com, from Elay Cohen, Senior Vice President of Productivity.

Hear about the sales team at Salesforce.com—how they work, and what technologies they use.

Discover how iPad has helped Salesforce.com improve how the sales team works. Learn more about the benefits of iPad and how iPad was deployed to the team.

Learn more about how iPad and different apps are being used by sales reps.

See apps that are used by sales teams at Salesforce.com.

Hear the response from the field about the impact iPad has made at Salesforce.com.

Learn about what the future looks like for iPad at Salesforce.com.

Hear more about why iPad is the right device for sales teams at Salesforce.com.

An introduction to our guests, Anna Visioli and David Marine, and their company, Coldwell Banker.

Learn why Coldwell Banker recommends iOS devices for their corporate employees and real estate agent community.

Discover more about how Coldwell Banker integrates iPhone and iPad into their IT environment.

The real estate community is highly mobile and needs information on the fly. Learn how Coldwell Banker enables its agents to use iPad and iPhone to help sell homes.

Discover more about Coldwell Banker's app development for iPad and iPhone.

Learn more about Coldwell Banker's iAd for iOS devices, including design, development, and metrics.

Coldwell Banker discusses future plans for iPad and iPhone throughout their organization.

Does Coldwell Banker recommend iOS devices to other companies?