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BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Microsoft Exchange: Version 4.0

Overview The BlackBerry Wireless Solution, including innovative software, advanced wireless handhelds, and wireless network service, provides a unified framework for mobile access to enterprise applications, and wireless email communication. Benefits include streamlining deployment; enabling end-to-end connectivity; supporting multiple devices, applications, and networks; simplifying management; pushing important information to mobile users; keeping data confidential; extending existing infrastructure; and staying connected.

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Publisher	Research In Motion	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2004	Downloads	6
Format	White Papers
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