Visto has announced its support of corporate email functionality for the Apple iPhone. Thanks to Visto, iPhone users can enjoy secure mobile access to current and legacy versions of both Microsoft Exchange and IBM (
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“The iPhone (
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Bogosian believes the unique attributes of the iPhone will generate incremental demand for smart devices and will raise the bar for other phone manufacturers to meet and exceed any user experience enhancements that Apple (
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“To be useful to business users, it must easily and securely provide access to corporate email — and that’s where Visto adds value and functionality for end users as they consider the iPhone over BlackBerry (
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Secure and easy-to-use mobile access will directly be offered by Visto Mobile to corporate and personal email for the iPhone in the United States. Using end-to-end security, Visto Mobile secures personal information of iPhone users. IT departments can now encrypt and protect sensitive corporate data without making any changes to their existing security infrastructure.
Anuradha Shukla is a contributing writer for TMCnet covering call centers, CRM and information technology.
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