SAP teams up with Apple to bring SAP's HANA to iOS


Corporate market: Slack is now targeting paid corporate users and positioning itself as a "platform" that can support office functions ranging from expense reporting to travel bookings and project management.

Apple Inc is taking another step into the corporate computing world by partnering with SAP to develop apps that run the German company's widely used business software on smartphones and tablets, the two companies said. 

The consumer electronics giant, which historically has remained aloof from the unglamorous but potentially lucrative market for enterprise software, has in the past two years set partnerships with IBM, Cisco Systems and now SAP that enable Apple products to reach a growing audience of business professionals. 

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