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RIM Launches BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 For Government & Corporate Clients

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http://techcrunch.com – Research In Motion just announced that BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 (BES 10), a device management system, is now available for government agencies and corporate clients. BES 10 is a successor to RIM’s enterprise mobility management (EMM) and consolidates device management, security and mobile applications management for BlackBerry smartphones, Playbook tablets and BB 10 smartphones. It also provides a single console for managing BlackBerry, Android and iOS devices, and supports BlackBerry Balance technology, which separates work applications from personal content. Other features incl (IT news)

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