PLDT Enterprise and Apple partner Power Mac Center are expanding their partnership to help businesses deploy mobile devices and connectivity faster across offices, branches, and field teams.
The partnership combines Apple devices from Power Mac Center with Smart Enterprise Postpaid Plans in a single package, allowing companies to source devices and activate connectivity through one provider instead of dealing with separate vendors and contracts.
The partnership targets businesses managing distributed workforces, branch operations, and mobile employees who rely on real-time access to cloud platforms, customer data, and business applications.
Power Mac Center, which operates more than 100 locations nationwide, said the bundled setup can help reduce deployment timelines and simplify onboarding for IT and procurement teams.
“Through this collaboration, enterprise customers of Power Mac Center can access digital work tools in a more practical way, with Apple devices ready to connect on Smart’s superior mobile network from day one,” said Blums Pineda, senior vice president and head of Enterprise Business Group at PLDT and Smart. “This supports organizations as they scale, enabling them to deploy technology faster and manage mobility with greater confidence.”
The companies said the setup is designed to address a common challenge among growing businesses: equipping employees across multiple locations while maintaining consistent connectivity and centralized management.
“Our mission in the Enterprise Group at Power Mac Center is to deliver technology that is purpose-built for business,” said Maricel David, head of Enterprise, Power Mac Center. “This partnership further strengthens our end-to-end solutions, enabling sustained productivity, seamless collaboration, and continuous innovation in our customers’ operations.”
Beyond device bundles, PLDT Enterprise also supports Power Mac Center’s nationwide operations with enterprise broadband, iGate, SIP Trunk, and voice and data services. The companies are also exploring colocation services to strengthen digital infrastructure.
“This partnership makes it easier for businesses to standardize how they equip teams across locations, from sourcing devices to activating connectivity, to consistently support day-to-day business continuity as they grow,” said Vic Tria, FVP and head of Enterprise Domestic Business and SME of PLDT Enterprise.