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BlackBerry Enterprise Service (BES)

The BlackBerry Enterprise Solution can help increase productivity by giving employees real-time access to voice, email/PIM, corporate data, and line-of-business applications. Your employees can enjoy the benefits of being mobile and still have access to their corporate email, calendar, contacts, and more—all without lugging around a laptop.

The BlackBerry Enterprise Server solution also provides IT departments with simplified management and centralized control of wireless handhelds in a highly secure and flexible architecture that leverages your company's existing infrastructure and investment. It comprises:

  • BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) and Client Access Licenses
  • BlackBerry phones
  • ETISALAT data and voice service plan

It's that simple.

Business Features

  • Wireless push synchronization of all email and calendar activities
  • Compose, send, read, forward, reply to, and delete email messages
  • File email messages into synchronized sub-folders manually or automatically
  • Access company's address list (GAL or NAB) when online
  • View and forward email attachments
  • Add, edit, and delete calendar entries and invite attendees
  • Add, edit, and delete contacts, tasks, and notes, and synchronize with a cradle-synch

Technical Features

  • If your company hosts its own email server, you can use BlackBerry Enterprise Server for wireless access to Microsoft® Exchange, Lotus® Domino®, Novell® Groupwise®, or your company's intranet (via Mobile Data Solution—MDS)
  • End-to-end VeriSign® Triple DES encryption of data and delivery of data through SSL (BES)
  • Enhanced password policies such as mandatory password use and format requirements
  • Remote data erase if a device is lost or stolen
  • Centralized management to provision and manage users and monitor servers and handhelds
  • Microsoft Management Console (MMC) snap-in
  • Wireless access to intranet and data in enterprise systems like order and inventory management, CRM, and ERP with dozens of third-party applications