iPhone in Business: Small Business

While in the office and out at sea, Safe/Sea Marine Rescue relies on iPhone and iPad to get their job done.

Learn how iPhone powers Kids Crooked House and enables them to reach their goal to create and manufacture the best kids' playhouses and market them to the world.

iPad and iPhone keep business running smoothly for this leading kayak manufacturer.

A global travel company stays unified, with iPhone.

When police officers in Redlands, California, go on patrol, they’re equipped with all the essential gear—including iPads and iPhones.

Large-scale event production goes mobile with iPhone.

For Virtual Aviation, business is always ready for take-off. That's because iPhone helps the company’s small team stay connected and deliver 24/7.

With iPhone in hand, Quintessa Winemaker Charles Thomas can summon tools that early winemakers could never have imagined.

As the developer of the world's first digital modeling amplifier and the leading provider of digitally mastered tones, Line 6 knows good technology. And in iPhone, they saw new possibilities for helping their business—and musicians—rock hard.

Keeping Securant's bankers in constant contact, and helping them win clients and close deals, is iPhone.

At TCHO, chocolate-making has been fine-tuned, producing artisanal chocolate from scratch. They create unique flavor profiles that bring out the bean's origins using custom-developed machinery in their chocolate lab. Helping them run that lab, from near and far, is iPhone.

Computer Forensic Services analyze servers, hard drives, thumb drives, and mobile devices for evidence of wrongdoing—and then testify as to the validity of their findings in front of a jury. And when it's time to enter the courtroom, they are glad to have iPhone in their pockets.

At Big Bad Boo, iPhone is indispensable for reviewing multiple file formats including images, documents, video, and music on the fly. They also use iPhone for communication, production, sales presentations, travel, accounting, and something else they know a lot about: fun.

Massimo Marinucci runs a $20 million business with just six employees, an online enterprise system, and his iPhone. This retailer accesses all of his mission critical business information including inventory management, point of sale, and accounting, all via iPhone.

iPhone is helping these engineers deploy submarines and subsea rovers all over the world—without breaking the bank.