The Mobile Email Reality

Email has become the most widely used application and communication tool in business – for most of us, it’s the first thing we launch and the last thing we close on our computers every day. That’s why it makes sense to get the most efficiency and productivity out of your email system.

Two Options for a Practical Solution

BlackBerry mobile email from Research in Motion (RIM) ‘pushes’ your Hosted Exchange email, contacts and calendar to you automatically. BlackBerry devices remain continuously connected, allowing you to be notified as new email arrives, no matter where you are.

Good Mobile Messaging from Motorola Good Technology Group is optimized to support mobile users on a variety of handhelds and SmartPhones. Good Mobile Messaging lets users multi-task by running several applications at once, including a mobile RSS reader for news feeds.

Before Blackberry or Goodlink

With Blackberry or Goodlink

Employees were unable to stay in touch while traveling or away from their computers, hampering freedom and productivity.

‘Push’ technology automatically delivers email to and from mobile devices, no computer needed. Employees have greater flexibility and control over how and where they work.

Working from both a computer and a mobile device was causing multiple versions and views of Inbox.

Advanced capability for keeping email in synch on whether using computer or mobile device.

Multiple vendors to handle, licenses to manage, invoices to pay and numbers to call for support.

Single vendor that delivers Mobile eMail Service with other applications in one web workplace, with one invoice, one support call and no licenses to manage.

Features

BlackBerry

GoodLink

Support BlackBerry devices from RIM

Yes

X

Support variety of devices from different vendors

Limited, New

Yes

'Push' delivery of email, contacts and calendars and keep them in synch with email server and inbox on PC

Yes

Yes

Device Security

Optimized for fleet deployment and system control. If BlackBerry device is lost or stolen, the server can shut down the client.

If device is lost or stolen, a command can be sent to the client to erase all messaging data.

Handling Attachments
(Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF)

Converts attachments to XML-based scalable vector graphics on the server to reduce size and optimize memory.

Downloads binary attachments in entirety and launches separate client viewer for rich viewing.