MacDailyNews Take: Bad start, Rich: It’s Apple Inc., not Apple Corp.
Walker reports, “The company recently launched a program to formalize relationships with systems integrators and sell its products — chief among them, the iPad tablet computer and the iPhone — on an enterprise level in the government and commercial markets.”
“One of those systems integrators is Agilex Corp. of Chantilly, Va., a 3-year-old firm that is Apple’s first government-focused contractor in the program, said Tim Hoechst, chief technology officer of Agilex,” Walker reports. “Ostensibly among the large[st] systems integrators is Unisys Corp. A Unisys official declined to discuss the details of its arrangement with Apple.”
Full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “James G.” for the heads up.]
Bye bye windows – board ’em up!
Apple what the world needs more of,,,, an apple a day keeps the government at bay…..
Apple Corp., Apple Inc.? Not even. Try Apple’s rotten core. Photocopiers at the ready Apple minions? Then try prise enterprise away from my cold dead hands. We got them bureaucrats locked up in our Windows cage till kingdom come which means forever & a day.
A bit late! Should have been happening forever.
Apple Corp. wants Beatles tunes in every government juke box.
The iPad is very secure because of its “closed” nature. I suppose if all those govt docs released by Wikileaks had been on iPads, the leaking wouldn’t have happened.
The more you tighten your grip, the more systems will slip through your fingers
I work for the Federal Government and every day I get to use my Dell and wait for Windows to do whatever it is that I need it to. I would love Macs at work.