Ken Case

Ken Case, CEO of The Omni Group, shares his rich history in tech, tracing his journey from Atari to NeXT computers. He delves into the evolution of productivity apps, highlighting the successful launch of OmniFocus. The discussion touches on his favorite Apple devices, the growing importance of password security in the wake of data breaches, and his thoughts on Apple's upcoming WWDC, including innovations like Liquid Glass. Ken also shares insights on integrating AI into app development while ensuring ethical user practices.

Ken Case, CEO of the Omni Group, shares his vision for 2025, focusing on remote work, automation, and integrating Apple Intelligence into their apps. He discusses the user-centric redesign of OmniGraffle 8, emphasizing decades of customer feedback shaping new features. The conversation also highlights overcoming document linking challenges across platforms and the transformative benefits of automation in Omni apps. Ken reflects on how the evolution of remote work has influenced OmniFocus development, revealing exciting updates for dedicated users.

Ken Case, OmniGroup's OmniVision expert, discusses automating with OmniGroup tools like OmniFocus on Apple Vision Pro. Topics include the evolution of Apple Script, smart date inputs, AI in task management, and the power of automation on Mac and iOS platforms.

David Smith, an innovative iOS developer known for apps like WidgetSmith, joins forces with Malin Sundberg, a SwiftUI expert, and Ken Case, a seasoned Mac software developer. Together, they dive into app development in 2023, discussing the evolution of Swift and SwiftUI, and the challenges developers face with Apple's feedback system. They also explore the transformative potential of Apple's Vision Pro headset and the future of subscription models, shedding light on the balance between innovation and user experience.

Ken Case, CEO of the Omni Group, discusses the release of OmniFocus 4 across multiple devices, including its new features and improvements. They also talk about the development of productivity apps, the use of SwiftUI, exporting and printing capabilities, and the role of inspector panels. Additionally, they explore the distinctions between iPad and Mac interaction, the evolution of SwiftUI, and the role of the iPad and Apple Watch in the computing setup.

Ken Case, a longtime software developer for Apple platforms and CEO of Omni Group, talks about developing software for Apple Vision Pro. Oren Etzioni unveils TrueMedia.org, a nonprofit developing an AI-powered tool to detect deepfakes, combatting political disinformation in 2024 elections. They discuss pros and cons of generative AI tools for democracy and society.

Omni Group CEO, Ken Case, and Product Manager, Ainsley Bourque Olson, discuss the exciting new features of OmniFocus 4, such as the customizable Fluid outline, interactive widgets, standalone Apple Watch app, and enhanced VoiceOver compatibility. They also highlight the use of SwiftUI and the collaborative TestFlight experience in the development. OmniFocus 4 offers a seamless and consistent experience for users across different Apple platforms.

Ken Case, CEO of the Omni Group, discusses the post-WWDC roadmap update in the podcast. Topics include Apple Intelligence potential for Omni apps, privacy commitments, upgraded Siri capabilities, software enhancements for Apple Vision Pro, workflow innovation, Apple's emphasis on privacy and AI applications, and Apple's strategy on AI privacy.

Ken Case, President and CEO of The Omni Group, shares his insights on team focus and productivity app development. He discusses the lessons learned from pandemic-related changes and the importance of planning for disruptions. Ken highlights strategies for maximizing team collaboration and adaptability in software projects. He also explores the deeper meaning of purpose in work, the impact of effective task management, and the evolving dynamics of remote work, emphasizing the need for flexibility and organization in today's work environment.

Tim Triemstra, a 15-year veteran at Apple and the Product Marketing Manager for Developer Technologies, sheds light on the revolutionary transition to M1 chips and their impact on Macs. Ken Case, founder of The Omni Group known for productivity apps, discusses the evolution of Mac applications and the exciting potential of running iOS apps natively. They explore the balance between portability and power, innovations in user experience with macOS Big Sur, and how developers can seize new opportunities in this transformative era for the Mac ecosystem.