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Categories BES - BlackBerry Add-On Software BlackBerry Content BlackBerry Development BlackBerry Documentation BlackBerry Downloads Official BlackBerry Friendly Sites BlackBerry Hardware BlackBerry Partners BlackBerry Services BlackBerry Software BlackBerry Support and Tips BlackBerry Training Official RIM / BlackBerry Editors Picks BlackBerry Links Shop Professional BlackBerry The International BlackBerry User Group (IBBUG) Most Popular This Week 1. MessageOne OneSwitch for BlackBerry 5 Most Popular This Month 1. MessageOne OneSwitch for BlackBerry 29 Most Downloaded This Month 1. Double-Take for RIM BlackBerry 17 Refer Double-Take for RIM BlackBerry to a friend! If you have a friend that you would like to recommend this page to, or if you just want to send yourself a reminder, here is the easy way to do it! Simply fill in the e-mail address of the person(s) you wish to tell about Double-Take for RIM BlackBerry, your name and e-mail address (so they do not think it is spam and can reply to you directly with gracious thanks), and click the SEND button. If you want to, you can also enter a message that will be included on the e-mail. After sending the e-mail, you will be transported back to the page you recommended! Resource title: Double-Take for RIM BlackBerry Resource URL: http://www.blackberry-links.com/double-take-for-rim-blackberry.html Description: Wireless email, as perfected by the RIM Blackberry®, might arguably be the greatest enhancement to employee productivity since the cellular phone. It enables us to keep up with the ever-increasing influx of email and relieves us from spending hours catching up due to traveling or even from just going home in the evening. It allows us to remain connected to our co-workers and customers as if we were sitting in our offices. For most companies, this empowerment was simply a matter of deploying RIM Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) and distributing Blackberry handhelds to their employees. Now customers and coworkers can find us to be more responsive, and we can be more productive even when out of the office. Teamwork and productivity have increased as each team member is reachable when they are needed; there is no more having to wait until a person returns to a hotel room or office and starts up a computer. However, as is the case with most technologies that are designed to help us work smarter and faster, there are new issues and concerns that need to be dealt with to ensure success. Now that customers and employees expect to have anywhere/anytime email access, it is crucial that this system be protected from failures and other outages to ensure its availability. As employees have become dependent on this newfound freedom, Blackberry deployments have gone from being “cool” and convenient in a pinch to being expected and a must-have. What if this critical system goes down? Will employees and customers simply accept it and patiently wait until people get back to their computers to respond to a critical email? Not likely. They may not even know that their lifeline has been severed and mistakenly assume that no news/email is good news and make critical decisions based on lack of information Blackberry has become a standard way of doing business and outages will not likely be acceptable as it is now taken for granted that email will always be accessible, wherever we may be. If this scenario rings true for you, then whether your responsibilities include the Information Technology (IT) department or you are just a user of this terrific technology, you have an interest and/or a dependence on wireless email. And the thought of it NOT being available likely makes you a bit uneasy. So then the question becomes, “How do I ensure that my Blackberry environment is always available?” Name E-mail You Friend 1 Friend 2 Friend 3 Friend 4 Friend 5 Your message: BlackBerry Links and BlackBerry Resources (C) 2005