In the Community

Participating in the conversations that shape Apple-first environments

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Much of our work happens quietly, alongside the organizations we support. Occasionally, that work extends into broader conversations—through podcasts, conference talks, interviews, and community discussions.

This page highlights those moments. Each entry reflects an opportunity to share perspective, contribute experience, or participate in conversations shaping Apple-first environments and the communities around them. The links below point directly to those appearances and discussions, hosted by the platforms and communities that invited us to participate.

That Tech Pod

Rob joins That Tech Pod to discuss AI hype versus reality, the hidden cost of chasing new tools, and why culture and clarity matter more than technology choices.

School for Startups Radio

Rob discusses how early, scrappy technology decisions – especially around Apple devices – can quietly shape culture, security, and scalability as organizations grow. (Rob’s interview starts at 29:04.)

Business of Tech Podcast

Rob discusses how founders and leadership teams can approach automation, security, and device standards as their organizations grow. The conversation explores how technology decisions intersect with culture and workflows to support sustainable operations.

MacAdmins Toronto Meetup

Trevor discusses MDM profile design techniques that enable flexibility and scale across diverse environments. (Trevor’s presentation begins at 29:49.)

MacAdmins PSU: Installomator + swiftDialog

Trevor presents practical ways to combine Installomator and swiftDialog for flexible, scalable workflows, drawing on real-world experience and community contributions.

Baseline on the MacAdmins Podcast

Rob and Trevor discuss why we built Baseline, the problems it was designed to solve, and why we chose to release it as an open-source tool.

Business Before Tech Podcast

Rob talks about what it takes to support Apple-first ecosystems, with a focus on user experience, workflows, and organizational culture.