Installing Trial Software | Testimonials | RIM and Neomar In the News

Neomar and Research In Motion have entered into a strategic alliance in which the companies will offer Fortune 1000 companies the ability to securely access additional enterprise data and applications beyond email via BlackBerry. The BlackBerry service will incorporate the Neomar Secure Enterprise Router Proxy to allow the Neomar Microbrowser (running on BlackBerry handhelds) to connect wirelessly and securely to the Neomar Enterprise Server which resides behind the corporate firewall with the BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

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RIM Testimonial

"Research In Motion, and myself in particular, are very excited about the role that Neomar plays in the BlackBerry environment.

"Fundamentally what companies want to do is to extend their BlackBerry environment beyond email and PIM to include corporate data, and many of these companies have formatted their data or built products that support standards like WAP and WML. Among the leading companies doing this are Siebel with their wireless CRM product, and IBM with their WAP-enabled WebSphere, and Lotus Sametime products.

"The Neomar Microbrowser and the Neomar Enterprise Server wirelessly and securely extend these capabilities into the BlackBerry environment, increasing the scope of the BlackBerry handheld and giving customers that always-on always-connected extension to all the valuable data on their desktop - certainly email and certainly PIM, but extending into the intranet and extranet applications that are critical to their job."

Jim Balsillie
Chairman and Co-CEO, Research In Motion

In the News

• June 19, 2001 - RIM/Neomar Alliance Enables Secure Access to Enterprise Applications Using BlackBerry Wireless Handhelds (Read)
• June 07, 2001 - Neomar Announces Support for Research In Motion's New Java-Based BlackBerry Device (Read)
• July 31, 2000 - Neomar Raises $7 Million In First-Round Financing (Read)