)The top 100 stock
market authors
selected for publication
market authors
selected for publication
kamm
»
Comments
» Single Comment
| 
-
The Seeking Alpha 100
See all
Seeking Alpha 100 » -
Fastest Climbers
Authors with the largestSee all
increase in followers
in the last 7 days
Fastest Climbers » -
Top Commenters
Top commenters,See all
as ranked by their peers
Top Commenters » -
Top Instabloggers
The 100 most activeSee all
Instabloggers.
Top Instabloggers » -
Top StockTalkers
TopSee all
StockTalkers.
Top StockTalkers »
-
On Oct 08 05:49 PM JamesApple wrote:
Oct 08 23:39 pm
|Rating:
+2
-1
All Comments by kamm »How Big Will Android Get? [View article]
> Rim is anything but enterprise ready.
I guess you are smarter than the US Government, the Pentagon and all the Fortune 500 companies who utilize exclusively RIM's Blackberries...
> Business processes have no
> place for email only blackberrys. If anything, blackberrys get in
> the way of business processes forcing employees to waste time waddling
> thru hundreds of useless junk mails, meaningless messages and correspondences.
> It had been reported regular employees waste 3 to 5 hours on nonproductive
> email messages alone, and people wonder what happened to their lowered
> productivity.
Have you ever heard of this think called "spam filtering"? It's a magic thing, it throws out most of the unwanted crap...
FYI: most companies use a little bit more sophisticated systems than you can probably even imagine - I know because I used to manage one.
RIM OS isn't perfect at all, no 'bubbles', no constant stream of Facebook or Twitter BS or any other useless social stuff - but very solid enterprise features including full remote control (eg wiping of a lost phone), encryption, lot of customization-ready options from the beginning.
The single-tasking iPhone is not even close to this especially not with its own iDisk cloud crap - no sane company would host its secrets outside of its own admins' reach, for starter.