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manage and secure their mobile and
connected devices, communication and
data with an end-to-end solution.
Secure, manage and control
today and tomorrow
BlackBerry Enterprise Portfolio supports
the way we work today, giving IT an
improved ability to secure, manage and
control the mobile enterprise. Our software
and services run on every major operating
system, across any network.
We knew enterprises would need
rock-solid EMM to secure devices, data
and content, but also a way to handle
the coming EoT, to provide secure
messaging and other communication and
collaboration tools, and to stay ahead of
constantly evolving security threats.
That vision becomes reality in the
BlackBerry Enterprise Portfolio and this
update continues to execute on that plan.
Updates help clients maximise
business potential
BlackBerry enables enterprises to work
in ways that work for them. Our true
cross-platform solution suite provides
mobility and flexibility, collaboration tools,
seamless productivity and the best security
in the business.
Specifically, this BlackBerry Enterprise
Portfolio update helps customers:
• Manage and secure Microsoft
Office 365 mobile apps:
Management of Microsoft Office
365 mobile apps, with the ability
to apply app protection policies to
Microsoft Office 365 mobile apps from
BlackBerry UEM.
• Access business data on
unmanaged laptops: Users of
BlackBerry Access will be able to securely
work with business data on their personal
or BYOL (Bring-Your-Own-Laptop)
Windows 10 and MacOS computers.
• Provide in-line comments,
@mentions and DocuSign
materials: BlackBerry Workspaces
has been updated to allow in-line
comments, @mentions and alerts.
DocuSign has also been integrated,
adding a key workflow for legally
Richard McLeod, Global Vice-President for
Enterprise Software Channels at BlackBerry.
binding documents such as loan
applications and financial transactions.
• Leverage app analytics: BlackBerry
Analytics gives IT and developers
the key insights they need into how
workers use their business apps to
increase business productivity, such
as modifying user experience (UX)
flow, modifying training, or altering
maintenance schedules.
• Manage more wearables:
BlackBerry has extended its endpoint
management software capabilities to
include modern workforce devices,
such as smart glasses.
provides end-to-end security for all
users, devices and policies.
• Identify upsell opportunities:
BlackBerry Analytics for app life cycle
management, and improved identity
and authentication management
in BlackBerry 2FA and BlackBerry
Enterprise Identity can accelerate
the transition to a higher BlackBerry
Enterprise Mobility Suite that might
better suit your customer’s mature
mobility needs.
• Enable better, more secure
collaboration: Two significant
improvements can help you
expand your Workspaces footprint.
DocuSign integration accelerates
document approval, and ‘file read’
acknowledgements and the ability to
add file-level comments for easier,
faster, real-time collaboration.
Gemalto integration gives customers
the ability to use private security with
public clouds with ‘Bring-Your-Own
(encryption)-Key’, or BYOK, allowing them
to achieve compliance with important
regulations, including ITAR in the US or
the upcoming GDPR in Europe.
Partner resources update
New growth opportunities
for partners To help you sell the latest BlackBerry
Enterprise Portfolio, we’ve updated
the available partner resources with
new information. If you’re not yet a
member of our partner programme, learn
more at us.blackberry.com/partners/
solutionsproviders.
When solutions providers invest in
BlackBerry, we give them opportunities
to expand their expertise and build their
businesses. This latest update creates
opportunities to support their customers
with exciting new capabilities and
solutions, so they can grow too.
• Ease transition from legacy
installs: For those customers still
using a legacy MDM waiting for the
right moment to upgrade, now is a
great time. They can look forward to
comprehensive endpoint management
from a single console that works across
all major operating systems, and EMM . . . the
‘glue’ that
connects mobile
devices to their
enterprise
infrastructure.
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