Blackberry Server

 

Businesses can choose from a variety of software options that help give Blackberry smartphone users broader access to the applications and information they rely on. This business software also enables greater IT control and connects your Blackberry smartphones to enterprise applications.


Push Technology

Blackberry smartphone users can enjoy push technology, which can automatically deliver messages and information to their smartphones. Push technology is designed to minimise the impact on battery life, while helping to decrease bandwidth usage.

Email

With support for Microsoft Exchange, IBM, Lotus, Domino and Novell GroupWise, your Blackberry can open and edit attachments, flag email for follow up, search email, set out of office notifications and more.


Calendar

Employees can send out, accept or forward calendar appointments from their Blackberry smartphones and never worry that the changes will be out of sync with their desktop calendar. They can view calendar attachements and look up co-workers availability before booking appointments.


Address Book

Contact information is automatically synchronised between the desktop and the Blackberry smartphone. Your users can even remotely look up colleagues in the company address list for greater productivity while out of the office.


IM & Social Networking

Let your employees take their instant messaging and social networking out of the office. Blackberry smartphones support Blackberry Messanger out of the box, or add web-based IM and social networking solutions. Enterprise solutions are also supported with some business software.


Document and File Access

Blackberry smartphone users can open, view, save, or email files directly from their smartphones. Popular supported file formats include JPEG, Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint. Microsoft Word and Microsoft Powerpoint files can also be edited.

 

   

 

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