Brillio, a global technology consulting firm specialising in optimising innovation for organisations, is joining Xamarin?s Premier Partner Program. Xamarin empowers developers to build fully native apps for iOS, Android, Windows and Mac from a single shared code base, to meet the ever-increasing demands of the enterprise mobility workforce.
Xamarin is the development platform of choice for mobile developers, who create high-performance enterprise mobile applications, and with its latest update, now provides a new ability to design iOS apps without using a Mac and shared UI controls across platforms. Brillio will capitalise on Xamarin?s powerful solution to empower the creation of rich compelling mobile applications that not only leverage enterprise data and processes, but also, enables developers to build a complete app using Xamarin?s new UI code-sharing capability called Xamarin.Forms. Developers now have an API for access to approximately 40 cross-platform controls and layouts that are mapped to native controls at runtime, which means that the user interfaces are fully native.
?Most enterprises today have more than one platform and are embracing BYOD to meet the expectations of their mobile workforce,? said Jeff Wallace, Head of Mobility at Brillio. ?Our approach is to future proof our clients? mobility initiatives. We are able to do this by finding the appropriate emerging technologies in order to provide our enterprise customers with scalable solutions, and migrate business processes and customer interactions to high-performance, native apps on multiple platforms. With Xamarin, we seamlessly leverage our existing C# skills to deliver high-quality native experiences that meet the demanding business needs of our customers.?
?With consumer demand and BYOD, businesses are under tremendous pressure to deliver great mobile experiences quickly,? said Stephanie Schatz, Senior Vice President, Sales Customer Success at Xamarin. ?Brillio brings Xamarin expertise and mobile leadership to help these businesses go mobile.?
