In the fourth episode of this five-part series Michael Nilles, CIO at Schindler, and Duncan Binger, Senior Solutions Manager at Schindler, demonstrate the MySchindler app which allows customers to monitor equipment status and critical data. If there is an issue with their equipment, a trigger dispatches a Schindler technician and a push notification is delivered to the customer via the app notifying them of the needed repair.

In the third episode of this five-part series Michael Nilles, CIO at Schindler, and Duncan Binger, Senior Solutions Manager at Schindler, discuss the process for designing and creating iOS apps for end users first. Duncan Binder demonstrates the Supervisor app that provides Schindler’s employees with crucial information when installing a new elevator or escalator at a construction site.

In the second episode of this five-part series Michael Nilles, CIO at Schindler, and Duncan Binger, Senior Solutions Manager at Schindler, explain the process and people involved with creating and implementing a mobile strategy, connecting to powerful back-end systems. Duncan Binder demonstrates the FieldLink app that generated jobs lists based on real-time analysis of Schindler’s elevators and escalators.

In this introduction to a five-part series, Apple Systems Engineer Dean Curtis, interviews Michael Nilles, CIO at Schindler, and Duncan Binger, Senior Solutions Manager at Schindler, to hear first hand how Schindler achieved its vision for a mobile workforce, developing and deploying several in-house apps that have transformed how work gets done.

Apple Systems Engineer, Dean Curtis, interviews Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, to hear first hand how his team designed SKF’s mobile strategy, and together with IT developed and deployed in-house apps that have delivered great returns for employees and the bottom line.

In the second episode of this six-part series, Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, explains the process and people involved with creating and implementing a mobile strategy at SKF.

In the third episode of this six-part series, Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, discusses the development lifecycle for creating in-house iOS apps for iPad and iPhone.

In the fourth episode of this six-part series, Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, demonstrates the MOST app, which is used by factory managers and operators to visualize the production line in real time.

In the fifth episode of this six-part series, Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, demonstrates the Data Collect app, which enables SKF engineers to collect data in a factory using a variety of sensors and input devices.

In the sixth and final episode, Christoffer Malm, Head of The Connectivity Room at SKF, explains how SKF manages and deploys iOS devices for employees around the world.