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Why wireless devices must be connected to critical applications
Friday, 20 May 2005, 13:38 GMT

Discussing the inner workings of the mobile workforce, Roberta Fox talked about the integrated connectivity her small consulting firm's wireless devices have with important business applications.

"Right now we're using [BlackBerry units], and we have a hosted Exchange email environment that we subscribe to for our consultants," said Fox, senior partner at Fox Group in Ontario, Canada.

"And then on our server, we have Microsoft's Business Contact Manager. And then on our individual desktops we're using Outlook 2003. Outlook talks to the RIM client desktop. The client desktop can talk to our Business Contact Manager server, where we have our common information about sales contacts and clients."

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