Apple, IBM to shed light on apps, alliance next month


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 21 Oct 2014

IBM, APPLE TIE-UP Luca Maestri during an exclusive interview at the Reuters Auto Summit in Frankfurt.

SAN FRANCISCO: Apple Inc and IBM have signed up about 50 initial corporate clients for software solutions and apps developed jointly under their recently forged strategic alliance, chief financial officer Luca Maestri told Reuters.

The two companies, which in July announced they would team up to sell iPads and iPhones with specialised software to corporate and government customers, will announce the first batch of apps and software next month, he said in an interview.

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