The logo ensures recognition and strengthens the professional brand image - not only in Apple Maps, but also in email communication. A standardised appearance on all channels creates a sense of trust and makes it easier for customers to find their way around. This can give local companies in particular a competitive advantage.

Practical example:

A regional restaurant enters its location via Apple Business Connect. Apple Maps now shows not only the name and address, but also the logo and current photos. Guests who search for "Italian restaurant nearby" in Siri are taken directly to the optimised entry. At the same time, the Safari customisation ensures that the online reservation function on the website works smoothly even after the iOS update. The result: more visibility, a professional appearance and higher conversion.

Apple Business Connect is a free tool that allows companies to manage their data directly with Apple. This allows you to enter locations in Apple Maps, update opening hours or integrate photos and logos. This makes a company appear consistent and professional in Apple services (Maps, Siri, Wallet) - as a kind of digital business card for iPhone and Mac users.

Websites that are not optimised for iOS 26 risk malfunctions. For example, forms can no longer be submitted correctly, shopping baskets empty unexpectedly or layouts shift. This can have a direct impact on the conversion rate and sales, particularly in e-commerce. Tracking data can also be recorded incorrectly or incompletely.

Apple is implementing new security standards, including stricter rules for cookies and sessions. The rendering engine has also been revised, which means that CSS and JavaScript elements behave differently in some cases. Tracking and analysis methods are also more restricted. For companies, this means that websites need to be technically updated so that login areas, shopping baskets and analysis data function reliably.

Safari is by far the most widely used mobile browser in the DACH region - around 85% of iPhone users use it as their default browser. With iOS 26, Apple is introducing far-reaching changes that affect the behaviour of websites. Without adjustments, display errors, loading problems or restrictions in interactive functions can occur. Companies should therefore check and optimise their websites promptly.

Yes - the system has a modular structure and is ideal for other regional or industry-specific job portals. New clients can be implemented quickly and individually.

The core functions include interfaces for job imports, a powerful job finder, a template editor for design adaptations and a favourites function for users.

Thanks to a shared code base, new portals can be developed faster, updates rolled out more efficiently and maintenance costs minimised - with maximum flexibility for each individual edition.

Multi-client capability means that several portals run on the same technical foundation, but can be customised and operated individually - with their own branding, content and configuration.

vorarlbergerjobs.at is a new, regionally focussed job portal for Vorarlberg - developed on the basis of our multi-client Symfony solution. It offers companies and job seekers a modern platform with smart functions.

The EAA makes accessibility mandatory for many digital services. Companies should start the implementation process now in order to be prepared in good time. Digi Access helps to comply with legal requirements and strategically utilise digital inclusion.

Digi Access offers a combination of technical expertise, legal advice and practical implementation. The initiative accompanies organisations step by step - from analysis and design to the implementation of barrier-free digital solutions.

In addition to legal protection, companies benefit from better usability, a larger target group and a positive brand image. Accessible services are often easier, faster and more pleasant to use for all users.

For all companies and organisations that offer digital content - i.e. websites, online shops, apps or platforms. From 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) will make it legally binding in many cases.

Digital accessibility means that websites, apps and digital content are designed in such a way that they can be used by all people - regardless of physical, sensory or cognitive limitations. This includes, for example, keyboard operation, alternative texts, clear structures and simple language.