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ARN's A-Z guide to networking 19 December, 2007 14:50:54
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Mobile systems management maturing fast 12 October, 2007 09:29:54
As wireless devices become even more powerful and are armed with more advanced mobile Web browsing technologies, mobile IT management applications should become fairly ubiquitous among business users.One of the most frustrating aspects of being an IT professional who is required to be on call to respond to emerging support issues has long been the lack of flexibility available to these employees when trying to balance work with their home lives. - +
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Software makers are partnering with third-party wireless applications providers to develop their mobile systemsIndustry experts maintain that many business applications vendors are still struggling to successfully port their tools to mobile handsets. But some software makers claim that by partnering with wireless specialists to develop their systems, they are selling more licenses to end-users today. - +
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The company behind the popular BlackBerry mobile e-mail device has launched new software to enable deployment of wireless applications independent of e-mail.
The BlackBerry Enterprise Server for MDS (mobile data system) Applications from Research In Motion (RIM) provides organizations with a solution for extending mobile applications to users, without the need for wireless e-mail, according to the company.
RIM president and CEO Mike Lazaridis said many BlackBerry customers want a solution that can decouple wireless e-mail from other wireless applications, while providing the same level of security and control.
"BlackBerry Enterprise Server for MDS Applications benefits our enterprise customers as well as the growing community of developers, software vendors, systems integrators and value added resellers that are creating a rich ecosystem of business applications for BlackBerry," Lazaridis said.
Martin Kawecki, a development manager with NCR said the company has been using BlackBerry MDS for a number of years and the ability to leverage existing wireless field service applications, independent of e-mail, will enable the application to be opened to additional staff who do not require e-mail.
The server can also be used to deliver hosted mobility solutions to customers.
RIM claims the new solution also enables IT departments to leverage a growing community of Java developers and BlackBerry ISV Alliance Program members developing wireless applications for BlackBerry.
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