La plus importante entreprise au monde dans la fourniture d'études et d'analyses technologiques, le Gartner Group, n'y va pas par quatre chemins. Elle vient de conseiller aux entreprises américaines de préparer l'après Blackberry. Pour les analystes du groupe, il faut le faire dans les six prochains mois, faute d'être confronté à d'importantes difficultés dans la gestion de flottes téléphoniques.
"Testez et essayez de nouveaux terminaux" voilà le message de Gartner qui pense aujourd'hui que la disparition des Balckberry est affaire de mois. Face aux besoins grandissants de sécurisation des données, le cabinet d'étude reconnait que l'offre BES 10 de RIM (le constructeur de Blackberry) est rassurante et permet une bonne sécurisation des datas. Mais le groupe précise que l'arrivée d'outils de sécurisation pour iOS pourrait sonner le glas de l'ensemble. L'arrivée massive des téléphone personnels dans l'entreprise, souvent des iPhone, bouscule la gestion de flottes téléphoniques. Le BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) est désormais intégré par les directions informatiques et devrait conforter la place d'Apple ces prochains mois. Androïd, jugé encore peu fiable par les experts du domaine, devra attendre.
En réponse à notre article, Blackberry nous fait parvenir ce communiqué :
BlackBerry Statement
We recognize and respect external parties’ opinions on BlackBerry’s recent news. However, many of the conclusions by Gartner about the potential impact of a sale or other strategic alternatives, are purely speculative. BlackBerry is restructuring and pursuing strategic alternatives to increase its focus on its core enterprise business. We remain steadfast in our mission to deliver the most secure and powerful mobile management solutions and smartphones to our customers.
That commitment has been met with support from enterprises adopting BlackBerry and BES 10, which has more than 25,000 commercial and test servers installed to date, up from 19,000 in July. BES 10 is also the only EMM platform to be awarded “Authority to Operate” on U.S. Department of Defense Networks. Everyone at BlackBerry is grateful for the ongoing support of our customers, and we are working harder than ever to keep it.
En réponse à notre article, Blackberry nous fait parvenir ce communiqué :
BlackBerry Statement
We recognize and respect external parties’ opinions on BlackBerry’s recent news. However, many of the conclusions by Gartner about the potential impact of a sale or other strategic alternatives, are purely speculative. BlackBerry is restructuring and pursuing strategic alternatives to increase its focus on its core enterprise business. We remain steadfast in our mission to deliver the most secure and powerful mobile management solutions and smartphones to our customers.
That commitment has been met with support from enterprises adopting BlackBerry and BES 10, which has more than 25,000 commercial and test servers installed to date, up from 19,000 in July. BES 10 is also the only EMM platform to be awarded “Authority to Operate” on U.S. Department of Defense Networks. Everyone at BlackBerry is grateful for the ongoing support of our customers, and we are working harder than ever to keep it.
