About Apple & WWT

WWT is authorized as an Apple VAR Partner collaborating with Apple® on providing transformational digital solutions for our customers around the world.
WWT's portfolio of application software and digital workspace solutions paired with Apple devices, software and services help business change the way work gets done.

Services and solutions include:

  • Application development services to unleash the power of Apple devices and create amazing employee and customer experiences.
  • Global supply chain to integrate Apple devices and deploy at scale.
  • Bringing both strategy and execution expertise and capabilities to fully utilize the Apple ecosystem.

Device Enrollment Program

Online service that automates the enrollment and configuration of Apple OS X and iOS devices in an organization's mobile device management software.

Empower Employees and IT Teams with Modern Device Management

Learn how WWT brings business and technology together to empower employees, streamline end-user computing (EUC) and unified endpoint management (UEM). Accelerate innovation so that IT staff, your end users and the business thrive.
eBook
•May 15, 2025

Reducing Digital Friction for Frontline Workers

Frontline workers, such as first responders, retail associates, linemen and transit drivers, make up 80 percent of the American workforce. Yet, they're often overlooked when it comes to the digital employee experience.
Blog
•Nov 14, 2024

Apple expands the use of recycled materials across its products

The company also advances new disassembly technology as part of the closed-loop goal
Partner Contribution
•Apr 22, 2022

Using MacOS Services to Integrate AI into Everyday Tasks

How to integrate an LLM like OpenAI's ChatGPT directly into MacOS using Services.
Blog
•Mar 5, 2024

Creating a Highly Testable Networking Layer in Combine

Creating a good networking layer is often a pain. Sometimes they end up over-abstracted and you have to write hundreds of little unit tests to prove that they work. Other times they're too rigid, and as soon as you have to communicate with something that broke your expectations, you find yourselves in a nasty refactor. This approach using Apple's new Combine framework attempts to strike a nice balance with highly testable (and tested) code. As well as remaining relatively low on overhead and boilerplate.
Article
•Oct 26, 2020

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