BlackBerry Introduces New Enterprise Tie-Ins, Updates Multi-Device Management Experiences

Besides looking to move into the Android device space, BlackBerry is still improving its enterprise solution capabilities. Its latest efforts includes engaging two disquisitional enterprise services via its BlackBerry Enterprise Suite 12.

The two—Good Dynamics and WatchDox by BlackBerry—are at present fully attainable with the BlackBerry Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) platform, ensuring a seamless management feel tin can be produced. These two functions have gone alive in early June 2022.

In having both services in place, all related offerings tin now be managed easily on multiple devices via the multiple operating arrangement (multi-Bone) control functions that the BlackBerry EMM offers.

By integrating Good Dynamics into the BlackBerry EMM, device administrators now have full admission to the offerings that necktie into both BlackBerry and Expert Dynamics business suites. This includes the newly launched AtHoc for Good Dynamics and BlackBerry WorkLife enterprise-class apps.

"With the latest enterprise portfolio enhancements, the Practiced Secure EMM Suites will provide customers with flexibility to apply security and policies across the various device, operating systems, container, application, network and file layers— all from a single unified platform and console," said Billy Ho, Executive Vice President, Enterprise Product and Value Added Solutions, BlackBerry.

In enabling its enterprise software services onto the Good Secure EMM organisation, BlackBerry Enterprise Direction users can now make up one's mind on what is the about appropriate approach to manage 'Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)', 'Corporate Endemic, Personally Enabled (COPE)', and 'Corporate Simply, Business organization Merely (COBO)' policies; how to best manage devices; and administrating their overheads and total cost of buying spending.

This pairing as well allows for better managed security controls and app usage on devices that are under the purview of the BlackBerry or Good Secure EMM platforms. This is enabled via the AtHoc mobile app that has been included in this rollout.

Equally for WatchDox, an enhanced protection system that is bachelor on the BlackBerry E-mail Protector, it offers intuitive controls for managing and securing email attachments. This includes file-level DRM protection and full integration with security measures within email and enterprise information direction platforms.

Essentially, WatchDox by BlackBerry is a highly secured file management platform that enables multi-Os synchronisation and sharing. The solution limits the risk of information loss or theft by embedding DRM security into each individual file. This ensures the content remains protected and within Information technology control, even afterwards it is downloaded and shared outside of an organisation.

This progressive protective measure allows the BlackBerry E-mail Protector to place attached files into an Information technology-controlled WatchDox repository and supercede all attachments with a download link.

Such efforts clearly show BlackBerry is not out of the race when it comes to innovating the enterprise mobility infinite. In fact, in updating its EMM offerings, the Canadian-based mobile device vendor is definitely looking to do more and remain relevant within this infinite still.