IBM Mobile Enterprise Services for managed mobility will help to provide managed mobility services on behalf of your business. This includes setup, configuration, and ongoing maintenance of mobile messaging middleware, mobile device management, and mobile application management. Supported mobile devices include Apple iPhone and iPad, Google Android, RIM BlackBerry, and Windows Mobile smartphones and tablets.
IBM remotely manages the service and optionally provides level 2 and level 3 end-user support.
IBM Mobile Enterprise Services for managed mobility supersedes IBM Mobile Enterprise Services for mobile workers, for mobile professionals, and for Blackberry.
IBM Mobile Enterprise Services for managed mobility provides managed smartphone and tablet services to enterprises worldwide, including mobile device management, highly secure messaging middleware, and mobile application management. With the increased need for mobility, IBM brings its considerable experience and worldwide reach to bear in delivering an end-to-end enterprise mobility solution.
Key prerequisites
- All server hardware and operating system for mobile device management and mobile middleware
- All mobile devices (for example, iPhone, iPad, Android, BlackBerry), including voice and data plans
Description
IBM Mobile Enterprise Services for managed mobility addresses the enterprise need for a managed service that delivers mobile services to a variety of mobile platforms, including RIM BlackBerry smartphones and tablets (for example, PlayBook), Apple iOS smartphones and tablets (for example, iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad), and Google Android smartphones and tablets. Specific capabilities include mobile device management (MDM), BlackBerry Enterprise Server, secure mobile messaging middleware (for example, Good for Enterprise), and level 2 and 3 end-user and administrative support. Supported messaging platforms include Lotus Domino and Microsoft Exchange. Both corporate-liable and employee-liable devices are supported, and employees are able to leverage a self-service portal to connect their devices and manage them without administrative intervention.
Accessibility by people with disabilities
A US Section 508 Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) containing details on accessibility compliance can be requested at
http://www.ibm.com/able/product_accessibility/index.html
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