Since the crisis began to worsen BlackBerry in recent weeks, many voices point to the same place as the future of the company exercise limited to software services company after selling part of the company, a process very similar to what IBM did with Lenovo for almost ten years. In a way it pointed to, without delving too, when a few days later he announced his resignation to the consumer market oriented exclusively to the business market. And these are with the announcement today: BlackBerry launch a security solution in the cloud-oriented enterprises , and not just BlackBerry devices, but also for iOS and Android.
This solution is realized without the need to install any software or use supplements hardware, but by simple configuration settings as introducing a new mail account . The administrator (or administrators) of the system would have the power to decide from your control panel management terminal applications, since the employee can enjoy your terminal without excessive limitations that make use should be limited purely to corporate . The configuration of enterprise security policies also go by the administrator: emails, identification of devices that violate the pre-established rules, black or white list of applications, etc.
The solution is not limited to BYOD, but go beyond BYOD , it would activate both the employees’ personal terminals as the terminals of the company carry employees and staff can use for at some point. Especially relevant if we look at the numbers gives Gartner, who predicts that by 2017, half of employers will ask the potential employee using their own device at work, as well as malware figures that such devices will affected: twice in personal terminals in corporate. Towards BlackBerry walk there to ensure your future . There is hardly alone, the latest example of competition we saw with Samsung Knox. But BlackBerry, in these areas, has proved unbeatable. For now, the BlackBerry enterprise solution is in beta , we will have more news soon.
Source: http://www.celularis.com
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