Cortado Launches New Application For BlackBerry Smartphones
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
New Mobile Solution Enhances Small Business Productivity
Cortado today announced its Cortado Corporate Server
Professional, the new mobile application for BlackBerry® smartphones. The new software scales to a maximum of 30 users.
The easy-to-use software enables BlackBerry smartphone users to securely access their company network files and folders, including shared drives and document management systems like SharePoint or SAP enterprise portal. In addition, users can print in original format to any Bluetooth®-enabled or network printer, as well as send faxes. Users can also organize files stored on the company network with popular desktop functions such as copy, paste, cut, delete, rename and create new folders.
"An increasing dilemma for employees is staying productive while out of the office," explained Bernd Hausmann, Chief Technology Officer of Cortado. "However, with Corporate Server Professional, mobile employees have up-to-date access to a variety of corporate data streams, such as customer information, corporate directories and reports. The new software offers a solution so that employees can become independent from the classic desk/office setup."
"Small businesses' competitive advantage often comes not only from innovative products but also from their ability to be flexible and react quickly," said Thorsten Hesse, International Cortado Sales Manager for Enterprise Solutions. "Cortado Corporate Server Professional allows BlackBerry smartphone users to perform 90 percent of their daily tasks that require access to their company network with no ties to a conventional desktop. Response times are dramatically shortened and flexibility is increased."
Pricing and AvailabilityAvailable this fall for USD 895 / Euro 695 incl. 5 users, incl. 12 months Update Service. Up to 30 users can be added for USD 119 / Euro 97 per user, incl. 12 months Update Service.
For a demo, visit
www.cortado.com/ccs-professional.
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