BoxTone for BlackBerry Featured Solution at Lotusphere 2007

BoxTone®, the expert in mobile user management, announced today that the company's BoxTone for BlackBerry software will be featured in the Product Showcase, Booth 835, at Lotusphere 2007, January 21-25, in Orlando, Florida, hosted by IBM.

Columbia, MD (PRWeb) January 16, 2007 -- BoxTone®, the expert in mobile user management, announced today that the company's BoxTone for BlackBerry software will be featured in the Product Showcase, Booth 835, at Lotusphere 2007, January 21-25, in Orlando, Florida, hosted by IBM.

The BoxTone team will be on hand to share best practices for monitoring and managing BlackBerry users provisioned to BlackBerry Enterprise Servers for IBM Lotus Domino; to demonstrate the BoxTone for BlackBerry monitoring and management software; and to offer BlackBerry system health advice. Visitors to Booth 835 can also qualify to win a free BlackBerry device from BlackBerry maker - and BoxTone alliance partner - Research in Motion (RIM).

What:

Lotusphere 2007

Who:

The BoxTone for BlackBerry software team

When:

January 21 - 25, 2007

Where:

Booth 835

Product Showcase

Walt Disney World Dolphin And Swan

Orlando, Florida

To see how BoxTone centrally monitors and manages in real-time thousands of users provisioned across multiple geographies, multiple BlackBerry Enterprise Servers for IBM Lotus Domino, and multiple wireless carriers, go to http://www.boxtone.com/Products/blackberryDomino.aspx.

About BoxTone

BoxTone software is trusted by the world's largest enterprises and government agencies to monitor and manage their complex BlackBerry deployments from end to end. Thanks to BoxTone's revolutionary user-level approach, an IT organization can reduce support costs, accommodate rapid device growth, and guarantee the high quality of service that mobile users demand. Learn more from the expert in mobile user management at www.boxtone.com.

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