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What is BlackBerry UEM?

In light of the diverse array of endpoints such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and various devices that operate on different systems and ownership models, it is essential for organizations to maintain comprehensive oversight and control throughout their digital landscape. BlackBerry® presents solutions that allow employees to use their preferred devices while upholding stringent security protocols. As the demand for employees to utilize their personal smartphones for work purposes grows, enabling this option securely can lead to both cost reductions and enhanced employee morale. A comprehensive Mobile Device Management strategy should provide the necessary adaptability to meet your changing mobility needs effectively. With BlackBerry’s offerings, organizations can implement MDM securely, customized to their specific requirements, thereby boosting both workforce empowerment and operational efficiency. As technological advancements continue to evolve, adopting a flexible approach to device management will be vital for ensuring ongoing productivity and fostering innovation in the workplace. Ultimately, investing in effective device management strategies not only safeguards organizational data but also promotes a culture of adaptability and responsiveness to emerging trends.

What is BlackBerry 10?

BlackBerry 10 is built on the QNX operating system, which shares similarities with Unix, and utilizes the Qt application framework, specifically version 4.8, while also supporting an Android runtime in some later models to enable the use of Android applications. Prior to the launch of version 10.3.1, the operating system featured support for the Adobe AIR runtime as well. The interface of BlackBerry 10 is primarily gesture-based and touch-driven, allowing users to interact with their devices almost entirely without the need for physical buttons, save for the essential power button that turns the device on and off. It also supports devices equipped with hardware keyboards, some of which allow for touch input as well. The main interaction with BlackBerry 10 occurs through its touchscreen, which is enhanced by the availability of a hardware keyboard when applicable. Users are able to fluidly navigate the system via a blend of gestures and keyboard shortcuts, making the experience intuitive. Moreover, all forms of communication—emails, SMS/MMS, calls, and notifications—are unified within a single interface known as the BlackBerry Hub, which significantly improves user accessibility and experience. This unified communication model underscores BlackBerry's dedication to creating a seamless and integrated platform for its users. Ultimately, the combination of these features illustrates BlackBerry's focus on user-centric design and operational efficiency in mobile technology.

Media

Media

Integrations Supported

Lucidum

Integrations Supported

Axonius
BlackBerry IVY
DexProtector
Inpixon
PC Matic
Saviance Patient Intake Tablet
Trimble TMS
iHealthConnect

API Availability

API Availability

Pricing Information

Pricing not provided

Pricing Information

Pricing not provided

Supported Platforms

Android
iPhone
iPad
Windows
Mac

Supported Platforms

Not specified

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Customer Service / Support

Web-Based Support

Training Options

Not specified

Training Options

Webinars
On-Site Training

Company Facts

Organization Name

BlackBerry

Date Founded

1984

Company Location

Canada

Company Website

www.blackberry.com/us/en/products/blackberry-uem

Company Facts

Organization Name

BlackBerry

Date Founded

1984

Company Location

Canada

Company Website

www.blackberry.com/us/en/support/devices/end-of-life

Categories and Features

Categories and Features

Operating Systems

Not specified

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