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Apple for enterprise 2025

Your guide to the enterprise announcements from WWDC 2025.

At this year’s Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple unveiled the next chapter in its ecosystem. In a keynote that touched every corner of its platform, the company introduced major updates to iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS. From the introduction of Liquid Glass – a striking new design that transforms how users interact with Apple devices – to the next generation of Apple Intelligence, WWDC 2025 marked a clear shift toward smarter, more unified experiences across the enterprise.

In the spatial computing space, visionOS 26 took a significant step forward with features tailored to business environments. Shared device deployment, for instance, enables IT teams to configure and manage Apple Vision Pro across multiple users, without compromising personalisation or security.

From tighter ecosystem integration and intelligence that works privately on-device, to seamless device management and an enhanced visionOS experience, Apple is once again raising the bar for enterprise technology. This white paper is your guide to understanding what’s new and how to make it work for your business.

Download your free copy today and get ready for a more intelligent, secure, and streamlined Apple experience in the workplace.

Three themes shaping Apple’s enterprise roadmap

Apple Intelligence moves deeper into everyday work

Apple Intelligence is becoming more embedded across the Apple ecosystem, bringing smarter assistance into communication, content and everyday workflows. From Live Translation and Visual Intelligence to intelligent Shortcuts, the updates create new opportunities for employees to work more efficiently while maintaining Apple’s focus on privacy.

A more consistent experience across Apple devices

With Liquid Glass, Apple introduces a new design language across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and its wider ecosystem. Beyond the visual refresh, greater consistency between platforms can help create a more familiar experience for employees moving between devices and simplify how organisations introduce Apple technology across the workplace.

Productivity and privacy continue to evolve together

The latest releases introduce practical improvements designed to make everyday work easier without losing sight of security and privacy. Smarter communication, workflow automation and productivity features sit alongside stronger privacy protections, including expanded protection against fingerprinting in Safari.

Secure Endpoints practice lead, Björn Kemps

About the author

Björn Kemps is Practice Lead for Secure Endpoints at CWSI and Country Lead for Belgium and Luxembourg. With more than 20 years of experience in enterprise mobility and modern workplace technologies, he helps organisations build secure, practical endpoint strategies that support both business goals and user needs. His approach is grounded in finding the right balance between security, usability and operational efficiency, helping clients move forward with confidence.

Over the course of his career, Björn has led large-scale mobility and endpoint security programmes across both public and private sector organisations. His expertise spans Unified Endpoint Management, mobile threat defence, Samsung Knox, Apple and Android ecosystems, and modern workplace platforms including Workspace ONE and Ivanti. Known for his collaborative style and deep technical knowledge, he works closely with clients to reduce complexity, strengthen security and turn technology plans into practical outcomes.