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Join Dr. David Hock, Senior Consultant R&D, and Eduardo González, Developer & Consultant, for a Webinar on “The new StableNet® Mobile App”.

This Webinar will provide insight into:

  • How will the StableNet® Mobile App make your life easier?
  • How are Apple™ Swift and the StableNet® REST API maximizing the user experience?
  • What functionality does the StableNet® Mobile App bring to your fingertips? [Live Demo]
  • When can you get the Mobile App for your StableNet® infrastructure?

A recording of this Webinar will be available to all who register!

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(Take a look at our previous Webinars here.)

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