Load Lotus Traveler and move to BES Express to save costs. RIM Whitepaper explains how
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| I ran across a Research in Motion whitepaper about saving costs by moving from BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) to BES Express. It then had me thinking that with the huge BYOD movement and growth of Lotus Traveler this would be perfect for everyone to read so I am able to get you the whitepaper here. We are gaining lots of requests around managing both BlackBerry Enterprise Server for those slowly removing them from the infrastructure and also growth in Lotus Traveler hosting and device management. With the whitepaper from RIM, it shows how moving to BES Express for smaller userbase sizes can save money and even shows some example cost savings. | |
It now makes sense for most organizations to create a dual BlackBerry® environment and move at least some users to BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Express--a free, slimmed-down version of its larger cousin. The extra effort is minimal, the essential features and security are nearly identical, and the benefits are impossible to ignore. This paper looks at why and how to get this done.
So what does this mean to BYOD and existing BlackBerry implementations? You can start thinking about Lotus Traveler implementations while saving money and with the enhanced device support in each release of Traveler you don't have to worry as much about controlling corporate data on employee owned devices.
Don't forget that last week I got you a free ebook copy of Cloud for Dummies by IBM that is still available for a few more days.
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On Monday, May 14th, 2012 by Chris Miller
