Too bad that the iPhone is not suitable for enterprise. /snark

Supposedly, this company provides support for the iPhone that is equal to RIM’s BlackBerry Enterprise Server as far as centralized management is concerned.  An iPhone manager can look at any iPhone from a central location and push profiles, policies, loadable apps or whatever to an iPhone running software 3.0.  I’m not sure of the cost of the solution is overly expensive or not, but in theory the iPhone can be managed as well as a BlackBerry, according to this company. I sure hope they are speaking the truth.  iTunes is not involved in any way.

http://www.trustdigital.com/

The last process in getting the iPhone out to corporations would be to have additional network carriers to choose from throughout the different U.S. regions.  If the iPhone can just get a little break from IT managers, it could take the industry by storm with those 65,000 apps and 100,000 developers waiting to pump up the volume.

Let’s see…almost 20% of 100 companies…hmm…uh, almost 20? Why didn’t they just say the number, like 18 or 19?

Let’s see…almost 20% of 100 companies…hmm…uh, almost 20? Why didn’t they just say the number, like 18 or 19?

Yeah, this was worth a post.

More and more administrators at my workplace (university) are showing up with iPhones after ditching their Blackberries. What’s interesting is that it is happening despite our IT department bias against all things Apple.

All biases aside. It’s just a great phone/communications device.

-Dan

I am a heavy iPhone business user. I am almost completely satisfied. Software such as Mobile Me introduced a necessary business functionality to business users. Now I can synchronize my contacts, email, and calendar with my computer wirelessly just like Blackberry users. I also learned how to type very quickly on the touch screen. The only improvements I am still expecting is more stability and fewer dropped calls.

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