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BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIM) Tuesday unveiled new server that will allow its smart phone users to wirelessly access their work or corporate email "without compromising security."
A RIM statement here said the free BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express software will meet many demands of two segments of its market.
First, the software will offer economical advantages to small and mid-sized businesses seeking enterprise-grade security and manageability of (its higher end) BlackBerry Enterprise Server without requiring all of its advanced features.
Second, the free software will enable IT departments to connect employees' personal BlackBerry smart phones to their work email and allow many other functions.
A RIM statement here said the free BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express software will meet many demands of two segments of its market.
First, the software will offer economical advantages to small and mid-sized businesses seeking enterprise-grade security and manageability of (its higher end) BlackBerry Enterprise Server without requiring all of its advanced features.
Second, the free software will enable IT departments to connect employees' personal BlackBerry smart phones to their work email and allow many other functions.