Apple and IBM partnership yields 100 iOS enterprise apps

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CIO Enterprise Applications Dec 28, 2015 Apple and IBM partnership yields 100 iOS enterprise apps Less than a year-and-a-half after Apple and IBM teamed up to create the MobileFirst for iOS program, the tech giants have released 100 iOS apps that target 65 professions across 14 industries including healthcare, banking and travel. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Get ready for virtual digital assistants in the enterprise • The software behind the scenes at Food Network and HGTV • Microsoft delves deeper into Android with directory app for its own apps • Report: Facebook, YouTube and Apple Music are the most popular apps of 2015 • Welcome to the 'always-on' IT department White Paper: PC Connection Microsoft SQL 2014 AMD Case Study Find out how AMD , a leading designer and integrator of technology that powers millions of intelligent devices, is using SQL 2014 Enterprise and SharePoint 2013 to achieve better business intelligence. Read More ▶ Get ready for virtual digital assistants in the enterprise Like smartphones and tablets before them, they're coming, whether IT wants them or not. Are you prepared? Read More ▶ The software behind the scenes at Food Network and HGTV A cable television network requires round-the-clock programming, an agile development team, some impressive software and a whole bunch of project management. CIO.com's Matthew Heusser sat down with Tara Nicholson at Scripps Networks Interactive to find out how this complicated operation works. Read More ▶ Microsoft delves deeper into Android with directory app for its own apps Microsoft delved even deeper into providing software for Android on Thursday with the launch of Microsoft Apps, a new application that gives users of Google's operating system a one-stop shop to find apps like Word, Cortana and Bing. Read More ▶ Report: Facebook, YouTube and Apple Music are the most popular apps of 2015 According to Nielsen, Facebook and Google rule the mobile world, and Apple Music is more popular than we thought. Read More ▶ Welcome to the 'always-on' IT department As enterprise IT departments slowly pivot toward IT as a service, customer service scheduling software can make the difference in efficiently deploying an always-on technical staff. Read More ▶ White Paper: IBM Budgeting: Beyond Spreadsheets Learn how IBM solutions help you address the shortcomings of spreadsheets - while keeping the Microsoft Excel interface. Read More ▶

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