Now Available: Cortado Corporate Server 4.0 for BlackBerry
Tuesday, May 05, 2009
Cortado enhances BlackBerry smartphones with even more ‘classic’ PC functions
With the new 4.0 version of its enterprise application
Cortado Corporate Server, the mobile business expert, Cortado, offers BlackBerry® smartphone users and BlackBerry Enterprise Server customers the ability to manage files on a corporate network, print documents, and send faxes. The new version presents first-class features including the “Scan & Copy”, “PDF Creator”, and “Instant Database Access” functions and completely re-engineered mobile print technology. A free trial of the new version is available at:
www.cortado.com/enterprise.
The new function "Scan & Copy" turns a BlackBerry smartphone's camera into a mobile scanner. It lets users scan documents and print them with a Bluetooth® or network printer, fax them or simultaneously save them on the corporate network, ensuring that important information is backed up. Cortado Corporate Server 4.0 includes the first PDF creator for smartphones enabling users to create and send write-protected PDF files directly from a BlackBerry smartphone. Another option is the ability to retrieve reports from almost any database; the user can initiate, print, fax, or send reports by e-mail.
Having completely re-engineered its now patent pending mobile print technology, Cortado offers intelligent printer matching that ensures the appropriate printer driver is always used for printing, completely eliminating any administrative outlay.
“With the new version, we offer a new standard in mobility,” says Thorsten Hesse, International Sales Manager at Cortado. “Faster workflows and turnaround times are key during the current financial crisis when companies need to keep costs down.”
Cortado Corporate Server 4.0 is available for € 1630 or $1995. The price covers 10 users and includes 12 months of Update Service & Support.
Further information and a free, fully functional demo version are available at www.cortado.com/enterprise
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