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To ensure maximum mobile performance and security at the lowest cost and risk, BoxTone, the company in Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM), supported the BlackBerry (News - Alert) 7 operating system (OS), that is running on new mobile devices including the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and 9930 with touch display and keyboard, BlackBerry Torch 9810 with touch display and slide-out keyboard, and the all-touch BlackBerry Torch 9850 and 9860. BoxTone's (News - Alert) automated EMM platform is trusted by more than 375 of the enterprises and government agencies.

 According to a press release, these new devices, key capabilities for the enterprise user include the faster processors. These devices under Enterprise Mobility Management offer increased memory, sharper high resolution display, faster WebKit browser with HTML5, and pre-loaded Documents to Go, across a variety of form factors to meet the need and preferences of enterprise users

"This next-generation BlackBerry 7 OS and these new smartphones are exciting additions into the market, with enhanced performance and functionality that make BlackBerry an even more attractive platform to mobilize the enterprise," said Alan Snyder, CEO, BoxTone. "These latest devices leverage the best of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server in the enterprise and BoxTone's Enterprise Mobility Management platform. We're proud to support BlackBerry in its latest upgrade, and we look forward to helping enterprises mobilize their business with the latest BlackBerry OS and smartphones."

The launch across 255 carriers and partners offers the availability often required by the enterprise.

BoxTone with EMM solution delivers full lifecycle mobility management across all mobile devices, tablets and applications.  BoxTone enables mobile security, IT operations, support and business management to deliver the highest quality of service and security at the lowest cost and risk to the organization. Today 40 of the Fortune 100, four of the five largest U.S. Banks, five of the top six U.S. Federal agencies and all of the major managed service providers (MSPs) rely on BoxTone to secure, manage, monitor and support more than 900,000 corporate-owned and employee-owned mobile devices running thousands of applications.

In other company news, TMCnet reported that Apperian (News - Alert) has joined hands with BoxTone to offer companies a solution for full lifecycle enterprise-grade mobile device management.

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