[NJBlackBerry]

All of the IBM CONTRACTORS here had to switch. IBM made them switch. Not me.
I don't care whether they needed them or not. One of the largest multi national technology companies made that decision for their employees. IBM switched from BB to iPhones.

[bostonnerd]

Originally Posted by NJBlackBerry

All of the IBM CONTRACTORS here had to switch. IBM made them switch. Not me.
I don't care whether they needed them or not. One of the largest multi national technology companies made that decision for their employees. IBM switched from BB to iPhones.

IBM isn't the first or the last Global 500 to do this. I know of quite a few more that are just supporting BB/BES for the (rapidly) dwindling legacy user base and have fully embraced EAS and MDM going forward.

[ZombieBerry]

Originally Posted by NJBlackBerry

And (seriously) I am still unclear how the BB 10 devices will connect (securely, OF COURSE) to Corporate e-mail systems (including Notes and Groupware). Is it through Mobile Fusion? ActiveSync? BES?

When do you think they will finally announce how they plan to offer secure mail and services? I would have thought the time has come and gone.

I am going through the same thing with them in regards to NFC secure element access. It's like they don't know what they are doing, or what their timeline is like.

[NJBlackBerry]

Well, if none of us know, and we support Enterprises, then how are we supposed to recommend new devices!