"Appirio's just released a software package that lets enterprise customers put together an iPad or iPhone app almost on a click-and-drag basis. The apps are hooked together using Salesforce.com's cloud-based systems, and pushed out "live" to business's iPad users. Sounds simple, but Appirio's new package comes with huge promises, too. it allows developers with almost no iOS experience to build an app, meaning they could even be company executives rather than coders. It's home base in the cloud means it won't hog up company hard drive space, either. As founder Narinder Singh tells Fast Company, it's really hard today for businesses to put together their own apps, since "you want the experience of a native app that feels like Angry Birds but you don't have the experience to build it yourself." Companies find themselves using in-house coder teams, but that's not necessarily speedy or cheap...." - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

... - WoH: Professor MOTHRA

That guy is doing crossfit or something? How much did he get paid to be in this pic. - Meg VMeg