RIM BlackBerry recently introduced BlackBerry BES Express, offering FREE server software and Client Access Licenses (CALs) while providing the basic accessibility, protection, and administration functions of RIM BlackBerry BES Server including wireless synchronization and mobile availability of files and programs. And the price savings don't end at free software and CALs. Customers now get the ability to choose the BlackBerry Internet Service wireless data carrier plan rather than the BlackBerry Enterprise Server wireless data carrier plan, which can save you up to $20 a month for every one of your RIM BlackBerry clients!
BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express can be installed directly on an Exchange or SBS server, which can handle up to 75 clients, or on a dedicated server which can support as many as 2,000 clients. RIM BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express is ideal for smaller organizations who until now couldn't afford connecting their workers' BlackBerry smartphones to their corporate IT system.
The Express version of BlackBerry BES does not offer high availability, system monitoring, mirroring, or desktop phone/PBX support and reduces the number of supported IT polices from 450 to 35. In addition, BIS BlackBerry smartphone wireless data plan users will be required to execute the first wired enterprise activation to integrate with the BES. Subsequently they will enjoy the full BlackBerry wireless email and personal organizer data experience including scheduling, address books, tasks, and notes. Those using the BlackBerry Enterprise Server data carrier plan can still enterprise activate their BlackBerry smartphones wirelessly.
How Progent's BlackBerry Consultants Can Support Your Smartphone Solution
Progent offers a variety of IT services to help your company to deploy BESX and other BlackBerry technologies. Progent can help your IT staff to fix BlackBerry sync problems, set up over-the-air administration services, install server and desktop tools, set up and validate archiving processes, add or remove BlackBerry smartphones on Exchange Server and Active Directory, and configure Virtual Private Network connections. For large-scale wireless integration projects, Progent's BlackBerry specialists can team with Progent's Microsoft certified IT experts, Cisco CCIE engineers, and CISM and GIAC-certified Security engineers. This wide range of IT skills, provided via Progent's efficient remote service delivery model, cuts network support expenses and promotes rapid and effective solutions for businesses who want to integrate BlackBerry products seamlessly into their information system.
Progent's IT experts can also can assist you with SQL setup and Microsoft Exchange Server management to make sure that your database and messaging environment operate efficiently with BlackBerry BES Express. Progent can in addition help your business to upgrade from older releases of RIM BlackBerry and Microsoft software, set up streamlined administration utilities to monitor and control BlackBerry smartphones throughout your company, and create a sensible security strategy that accommodates BlackBerry clients. Progent's business continuity consultants can assist you to define, implement, and validate business continuity procedures to make sure that BlackBerry data records can be recovered and mobile networking operations can be rapidly restored in case of a catastrophic datacenter failure.
Progent's BlackBerry Certifications
Progent's BlackBerry-certified consultants are experts at helping small organizations plan, manage, and troubleshoot BlackBerry technology affordably and effectively, reducing the cost and hassle of maintaining a mobile workforce and promoting better business results. Progent's experts have earned all major BlackBerry certifications including BlackBerry Certified Support Specialist, BlackBerry Certified Server Support Specialist, BlackBerry Certified System Administrator, and BlackBerry Certified Solution Designer.
Contact Progent to Get Assistance from a BlackBerry-Certified Expert
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