RIM TARGETS SMB CHRISTMAS WISHLIST

Written by Adam Gosling

Friday, 09 December 2005

With its US operations at risk of a shutdown over a patent infringement suit, Research in Motion is not standing still in Australia The company is offering a special Christmas bundle for SMB buyers of its BlackBerry Enterprise Server solution. The SMB package includes five BlackBerry handhelds, the Enterprise Server software and 5-user licenses at a saving of about $2000. The offer is valid until the end of December. “BlackBerry has provided greater mobility and productivity for governments and corporates worldwide,” said Norm Lo, Vice President of Asia Pacific, Research In Motion. “Now with an offer tailor-made for the SMB, more users than ever can enjoy the powerful features of an enterprise-class solution in a cost-effective manner.” The blackberry service is available only from Vodafone, Telstra and Optus. Related news items Consumers Want FMC: Companies Don't See The Benefit -02/10/2007 BlackBerry Gets A New Browser -03/09/2007 NASA Says No iPhones, But BlackBerry Okay -31/07/2007 New BlackBerry Has Wi-Fi -18/07/2007 Changing Fortunes For Smartphone Makers -03/07/2007 Newer news items Sony Ericsson Leverages Cyber-shot Brand -01/03/2006 NEW iMATE FLIP FACTOR -27/02/2006 SUPER SIMS MAKE DEBUT -19/02/2006 PALMSOURCE RELEASES LINUX FOR SMARTPHONES -15/02/2006 SMARTPHONE MARKET TO GROW AT 70% -24/01/2006 Older news items NOKIA ANNOUNCES UPnP DEVICE -22/11/2005 THE ULTIMATE GIRLY PHONE -09/11/2005 TEENS DRAWN TO MUSIC VIDEO’S -07/11/2005 MOBILE PRESENTER CONNECTS TO TV -02/11/2005 BLACKBERRY FLAVOURED TREO -16/10/2005 Tag This Now: