iPhone Email - Going company with your Apple iPhone

The Apple iPhone is probably the most successful launch of a smartphone had. Despite its limitations, the excitement and interest with this device Apple gained the envy of other smartphone manufacturers.

Although the iPhone as a consumer device, a surprising number of people have been released to buy iPhones for business computing. The factors that have made the iPhone so successful in the consumer market - ease of use, attractive interfaceexcellent integration with attendant benefits - also make it attractive for the business market, traditionally the domain of the BlackBerry and smartphones from the traditional mobile phone manufacturers like Nokia.

The biggest problem is that iPhone users will face in the environment of a company always access their corporate e. Corporate e-mail and personal e-mail is running on different systems. While the latter tend to operate on publicly accessible mail servers, corporate e-mail is typically protectedbehind firewall systems that go beyond the normal reach of the iPhone. How good is running on corporate e-systems such as Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes, which is accessed other than personal e-mail server.

One way your company email is sent to your iPhone, you will receive copies of mail at the company e-mail address are automatically forwarded to your personal e-mail address. How you do this depends on the e-mail system you use, but it is quite generallycan be easily established. It is far from an ideal solution, however, because they are all the answers you to the e-mails from your personal e-mail account. The responses in the corporate system are archived, if your company CC address, if you remember to answer. You did not get access to all the additional information and functions of the company, such as access to calendar and address of the company pounds.

A far better solution is to operate your IT department and useit the iPhone in their list of officially supported smartphones. There are a number of solutions on the market for integrating the iPhone with corporate email servers, including software from leading vendors such as Sybase Enterprise, Apple and IBM. Convince them that there is support in the best interests of the company, the iPhone, especially in situations where corporate e-mail for regulatory and compliance purposes must be archived.

The knee-jerk reactionSimply banning the use of iPhones in the enterprise. This can be considered a member of the political work, but employees will not be happy, to treat a second smart phone, especially if they have a bulky device compared to an iPhone. Before we have this way, the company and to evaluate the alternatives see how easy it is to the iPhone in its existing e-mail is integrated system. It was previously done with the BlackBerry, so why not support the iPhone, too?

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