1. Little Light of BlackBerry’s Might (Part 3)
Megan Cunningham
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2. It’s the best time to sell your BlackBerryswhile waiting
for this phone to taste success in the market. It is RIM’s
commitment to provide its users the best possible
services for their convenience and comfort. The
BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 is a product that they
can truly prove their commitment. Asides from
improving security features and expanding its
connectivity in BES 10, Holleran points out that with its
help, users can use BlackBerry 10 to connect to
corporate resources. He says:
“To activate an enterprise device with BlackBerry 10
you’ll just need the email address and the activation
password, and it goes through the exact same
workflow as an end user putting in, say, their Gmail or
Yahoo Account…If it’s a consumer-based email it will
send all of those settings down. If you’ve ever
configured Outlook or any email client to talk to
Gmail, for example, every time I do that, I’ve got to
go out and Google…We provide all that information
back down to the user that is putting that information
in.”
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3. RIM’s Senior Director further explains that when it’s an
enterprise account, the users or the system can set
activation passwords that are sent to your email
address. Then the server connects it and times out
that specific password in the company’s
infrastructure. The system does it magic and you
don’t have to worry about anything.
If you plan to sell BlackBerry phones, please do. The
BlackBerry 10and Enterprise App World is a surrealist
world in a magical device. The future users will have
to access a specific enterprise version of RIM’s
BlackBerry App World software shop called the
Enterprise App World. You have two options of how
to deliver an app to an enterprise. First, people may
get an app from you, develop, and host it behind BES
10’s firewall. The developers denote the app as
optional or mandatory then send it to their respective
users’ devices to make it available for end-users to
download on their devices. The second way is the
more legitimate process. As an administrator, the
person may browse the public App World, choose
apps, and decide as administrator which of the apps
can be available for download. To eradicate
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4. anticipation, the Enterprise App World is part of BES
10.
RIM’s effort also paid off when they launched the
BlackBerry Jam Enterprise Edition so developers
would be attracted to create stuff for BlackBerry,
especially corporate developers. The event was
focused to target enterprise specific “things like
workflow, field service applications, things that are
really for the back office employee,” says RIM’s
Gregg Ostrowski, the person behind the event. A
popular enterprise session was dedicated to show
how to port over existing BlackBerry Java apps to
BlackBerry 10. This way, older devices may be
supported. RIM didn’t announce future dates
regarding the event but it will certainly do so in the
future.
BlackBerry’s makers may be going down in a spiral
but they will certainly come back energetically.
Many people will probably sell old BlackBerry units so
that they can save money for this magical device
that brings a little light to RIM, the BlackBerry 10.
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