RIM rolls out new software

Targets SMEs

By Nick Farrell

Tue Nov 06 2007, 09:33

THE OTHER maker of fruit-themed gizmos, RIM has released a pile of software for SMEs to run wireless systems.

The software works for those with less than 30 wireless connections. Blackberry maker RIM said that it will give punters secure wireless access to e-mail, as well as Internet and intranet.

The package is similar to what RIM has being trying to flog to government departments and large corporations. It will be about$499 for five users and $849 for 10 users.

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