BlackBerry Enterprise Mobility Suite Reviews

We used BlackBerry Enterprise Mobility Suite mainly for email, access to our local internet, and other such things. 

Email and the internet are the primary applications.

Having access to our internet was extremely beneficial. We don't have that functionality now that we have switched to Microsoft Intune. It was definitely better with Blackberry.

For the use case, we are a mobility organization. Sometimes we do, because we are a reseller or end partner, also we are running on a system integration business. Almost every time we promote or doing installation in customers, so we need to check our email from mobile or our notebook but we cannot do that on our site laptop. We BYO there.

For the example, I think for technical documents, technical, when we send any technical document or any financial document, we can send it consecutively with BlackBerry Dynamics inside BlackBerry Enterprise. Yeah. I think that's the common example on our business.

Our use cases were only for mobile users. We had iOS and Android users for this. It was an on-prem deployment, and being in the UAE region, the concerns that were addressed with this were data privacy and data security. Data security was the most important thing, and that's why we deployed Blackberry and gave access to email, calendar, and certain enterprise applications.

We were most probably using version 11.

It helped us in getting faster turnaround times and responding to our customers from anywhere.

We use this solution for our suite of smartphones. We have approximately 1,000 that are all Android.

The containerization of the workspace is what we have found to be the most valuable.

It's really easy to implement.

It's very user-friendly.

My clients basically use the solution to manage their mostly mobile devices, and, increasingly, their desktop systems also.

My customers find that they don't have to worry about managing their VPN connections for their mobile users. BlackBerry handles all of that, as opposed to if you're just using Office 365. In that example, you could manage mobile devices with Office 365 Intune, except that then you have to worry about the VPN connections you have. You have to manage all those connections to your internal sources. BlackBerry basically handles all of that for you.

The Cylance integration is, if they do it right, excellent.

The technical support for the solution is excellent.

We primarily use this product for all of our users.

It makes our user's personal devices much better. We're able to use it across all departments, including HR, IT, and sales. It's pretty universal throughout the company.

Pushmail and chat group IT solutions incorporate other productivity applications.

• Pushed email
• Supports different platforms 
• Manages devices across the organization

• Mobile device management for 400 business owned iOS devices in Canada. 
• Container apps for secure mail, browsing, app management, and secure remote access.

BlackBerry UEM is an improvement over BlackBerry Good for Enterprise - barely. We have good policy control with mobile devices and have a streamlined provisioning process with Apple DEP and BlackBerry UEM.