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Halliburton to transition from Blackberry to Apple iOS

Posted by Justin Lee on February 7, 2012




Apple Insider has obtained an exclusive story about Halliburton's plan to phase out RIM's Blackberry in favor of Apple's iOS platform.

The move comes after "significant research" into both Apple's mobile platform and Google's Android operating system led Halliburton to "determined that the iOS platform offered the best capabilities, controls and security for application development."
Halliburton has about 4,500 employees using Blackberries and will be replacing them with iOS devices such as iPhones and iPads.

This comes as no surprise to us as the Apple iOS Enterprise platform does indeed offer a superior platform for companies planning to transition their platforms from legacy ones.

Firstly, the iOS platform is familiar to many end-users with its high penetration rate amongst consumers. Secondly, the easy availability of developers familiar with the iOS platform means that applications can be developed quickly. Thirdly, the large developer community also means an easy availability of resources such as code libraries, controls, documentation and training. Finally the iOS platform is no less secure than any other platforms.

At PointStar Digital Agency, we regularly see customers who ask about how they can bring their enterprise applications to the iOS platform. Encouragingly, we also see more senior  executives who have radical ideas of how they can be using smart mobile devices to empower their workforce.

Do you have and idea that's brewing in your head? Why not drop us a line using the contact form on the right? Hope to hear from you soon!

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