IBM and Deutsche Telekom will collaboration to provide the IBM MobileFirst platform in the cloud to small and medium sized (SMB) customers in Europe.

Progressively, companies like IBM, Intel, Cisco, Oracle or Red Hat are convinced that, they will grow and, generate a lot of money by improving and developing services.

 Since yesterday, Deutsche Telekom’s developer platform has launched the new cloud service, Developer Garden powered IBM Worklight, which allows developers to cost-effectively and quickly create apps for all mobile platforms and bring them to market faster than ever before.

Connectikpeople may recall that,  a recent study from IBM revealed that while only 24

percent of telecom survey respondents currently use cloud for sweeping innovation, in two years more than half (57 percent) of them plan to rely on cloud for business model innovation.

Therefore, by offering IBM Worklight on the Deutsche Telekom cloud via Developer Garden, SMBs will now be able to easily consume these technologies as a service without long term investment or planning.  

Connectikpeople has observed that, the new service combines Deutsche Telekom’s Developer Garden with Worklight, IBM’s app development platform, to provide organizations with instant access to Deutsche Telekom’s Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and communication services and expertise.  This also means, Developer Garden users will be able to quickly access IBM Worklight capabilities to efficiently develop, run and manage HTML5, hybrid and native apps that combine Deutsche Telekom’s communication features such as speech-driven Interactive Voice Response (IVR), voice mashups and Short Message Service (SMS).