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I think on the UEM server, they can keep the database or hard disk performance, like approval. Every month, I need to check hard disk, so if it's not sufficient or it's already full, I need to delete some logs. I think the database slow because the BlackBerry Enterprise, it have database that put inside SQL Server, so every month I need to check the hard disk if it is sufficient to handle the database files or not. Because for month or once on a month, I need to delete database or some database logs from BlackBerry that use much. When I was the for BlackBerry Enterprise, maybe they need to create. There's room for improvement with editing documents. We have other internal applications that can bring or field documents but cannot edit into BlackBerry Edit. BlackBerry Edit has issues for editing any document. We cannot integrate that BlackBerry Edit.

So, I think the idea behind BlackBerry mobile fusion is a good one.For the purpose of better performance is we have some applications, internal applications, that work on document but when we did integration with BlackBerry Edit from BlackBerry Enterprise, yeah. RIM is already known for offering secure and versatile enterprise solutions, throwing in support for multiple platforms can make its enterprise offerings more compelling and make it more difficult for new entrants like Apple to break in as businesses are more likely to prefer a unified enterprise solution than exclusive solutions. If BlackBerry Mobile Fusion catches on it may become a cash cow for RIM as businesses may prefer to upgrade their existing RIM infrastructure to support newer devices in the enterprise environment like those running Android and iOS.īlackBerry mobile fusion could also help RIM future proof its core enterprise business. Although RIM promised not to completely ignore the consumer market for BlackBerry Phones, the company intends to focus on its strength in the enterprise market and BlackBerry Mobile Fusion I believe is a key part of that strategy. RIM has already made it clear that it no longer considers itself in direct competition with Android and iOS.