The masses came forth and devoured, and the business grew from there. The hope is that sisig is just like the California roll or the burrito, where it cracks the seal for everything.” “But we had to start off putting it in something people would feel comfortable with and not intimidated by. “At the time, we really felt that sisig could be the iconic dish of the Philippines that spreads around the world,” Kidera says. The pair launched their business, Señor Sisig, out of a single truck in 2010. With their fleet of four food trucks and three bricks-and-mortar restaurants across the San Francisco Bay Area, Evan Kidera and Gil Payumo are on a quest: bringing sisig - a tangy street-food staple in the Philippines made of minced pork - to the masses in the form of burritos, tacos, nachos and fries. “Thanks to the technology and improvements Apple is consistently making through understanding its consumers, we’re constantly finding cool shortcuts that help us be more efficient and dial everything in.”Ī Mobile Business Takes Root with Apple Business Essentials “Mac mini and Studio Display serve us phenomenally in two separate areas of our business: product and design, and logistics and fulfilment,” says Christian Gray, the company’s director of operations. “It gives a certain ease and flow to the creative process - it’s a game changer.”Īs the company expands, its day-to-day operations are powered by Mac mini with Studio Display and MacBook Pro. “My real unlock was being able to take inspiration from my surroundings and draw or animate them with the iPad in Adobe,” says Dennis. And from there, using Apple Pencil and iPad (10th generation), they designed and launched the line of colourful pieces with community-driven messaging they’re now known for. We are going deeper into who we are and paying homage to our parents for all they did for us.”Īrmed at first with just an iPhone and a friend’s MacBook Pro, Buezo and Dennis began Kids of Immigrants by reworking and upcycling vintage pieces sourced from local thrift stores, and tapping their friends to serve as the fledgling brand’s models, directors and photographers. With Kids of Immigrants, representation and empowerment are our values. “Growing up and being into style, fashion and streetwear, we felt underrepresented and didn’t feel fully seen. “We wanted to tell our story,” Buezo explains of the streetwear brand they officially launched in 2015.
The pair had been ruminating for several years on a creative project that would honour immigrant families’ roots - Dennis’s parents hail from Liberia, while Buezo’s are from Honduras - and they found no shortage of inspiration in the vibrant, bustling neighbourhood, a historic nexus for the city’s immigrant communities. Living in Pico-Union in the heart of Los Angeles turned out to be the impetus Daniel Buezo and Weleh Dennis needed to bring Kids of Immigrants to life.
Vibrant Designs Spring to Life with iPad and Apple Pencil And in the Philadelphia suburbs, Darianna Bridal & Tuxedo uses Tap to Pay on iPhone to speed up its check-out process and keep customers happy, and Apple Business Connect to manage its presence across the Apple ecosystem.īelow, learn more about the spark that led the founders of each business down the path to entrepreneurship, the Apple products and services they’ve used to expand their operations, and the milestones that have shaped them into the thriving small businesses they are today. In the San Francisco Bay Area, Señor Sisig, originally a small food truck business powered by iPad, has expanded into a local Filipino street food sensation using Apple Business Essentials and a fleet of Apple devices.
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In Los Angeles, streetwear brand Kids of Immigrants uses iPad and Apple Pencil to bring its colourful pieces to life, and Mac to bring them to the world.
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The founders of Kids of Immigrants, Señor Sisig and Darianna Bridal & Tuxedo share how they’ve harnessed the Apple ecosystem to grow their companies over the yearsįrom the inception of an inventive business idea through the planning stages, grand opening, and subsequent growth and expansion, small business entrepreneurs are harnessing the power of Apple hardware, software and services every day to manage their operations and connect directly with customers. Apple empowers small businesses to grow and serve their customers
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