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How BlackBerry Extends the Enterprise Wirelessly

Overview This white paper provides an introduction to the BlackBerry architecture, and explains how one can use it as a platform for developing wireless enterprise applications. It is intended for technical readers who are already familiar with the BlackBerry solution for wireless email. The BlackBerry platform for corporate data access consists of four key components: BlackBerry Wireless Handheld, BlackBerry Enterprise Server with the Mobile Data Service for secure network access to the enterprise, BlackBerry Browser for access to wireless web content and services and lastly BlackBerry Java Development Environment for custom application development.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Research In Motion	File Format	PDF
Date Published	December 2002	Downloads	174
Format	White Papers
Topics	Communications Software, Mobile - Wireless Communications, WAP

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