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We recently announced our collaboration with IBM, allowing businesses to build fully native iOS, Android and Windows Phone applications with shared code – while also leveraging IBM Mobile First Worklight’s robust integration, security and connectivity. With this partnership, enterprises are able to deliver both the UI quality consumers demand and the enterprise-grade backend and reliability that corporations require. In this webinar, IBM and Xamarin technical executives discuss the IBM and Xamarin partnership, demo the IBM MobileFirst SDK for Xamarin, walk through the IBM Worklight platform, and answer audience questions.

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