IBM to offer BlackBerry

Computerworld Staff (Computerworld)
29 January, 2001 10:24
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IBM Corp. is teaming up with Waterloo, Ontario-based Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) to offer international wireless communication to IBM's enterprise customers via RIM's BlackBerry wireless pager devices. IBM said it intends to set up a team to work on integrating the BlackBerry device with e-mail and intranet back-end systems. The team will also offer consulting, systems integration and design services.

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