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RIM To Add Enterprise IM Software

Apr 19, 2005, 1:40 PM by (staff)

RIM has inked deals with Microsoft, Novell and IBM to enable communication between their enterprise IM clients for the PC and Blackberry devices. Microsoft and RIM are working on a client for Microsoft's Office Live Communication Server that includes secure IM. A client should be available by the end of the year. RIM is working with IBM to develop a Lotus Instant Messaging client that would combine presence features from the IM platform with additional features from Web Conferencing. RIM is also working with Novell to create a client for the Novell GoupWise Messenger to complete support for all corporate messaging systems.

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muchdrama

Apr 19, 2005, 7:11 PM

Not fooling around

It's obvious RIM wants to keep its dominance in the market it carved out of nothing.

da_khan

RIM is very methodical and meticulous. They slowly implement everything on their wish list; even if it is slower then other manufacturers. The key is when they do implement a new feature, it is done right. They do some hardcore R&D before going throug...
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