We've been with BlackBerry for years now and i'm now looking to move to iPhones, mostly due to the ability to start introducing apps into the business (several new systems i'm implementing have associated apps).
So i think my questions can probably be easily listed, if anyone could enlgighten me, i'd appreciate any input
1) BlackBerry (via a BES) is clearly seen as the most secure platform, but is using an iPhone via Exchange (presumably using HTTPS/SSL) any less secure? Are there any major downsides in using iOS compared to a BlackBerry?
2) Is there any loss of functionality, when it comes to Email/Calendars? (i.e. creating/responding to meeting requests, syncing sub-folders containing old items).
(This is perhaps a more specific question, but I thought I'd throw it in anyway!)
3) Clearly iOS has a much better selection of apps but when it comes to "vendor specific" applications (i.e. Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Lync), do iOS apps generally tend to have any less functionality compared to their native counterparts? (I'm thinking specifically accessing SharePoint and Lync functionality).
Thanks!
So i think my questions can probably be easily listed, if anyone could enlgighten me, i'd appreciate any input
1) BlackBerry (via a BES) is clearly seen as the most secure platform, but is using an iPhone via Exchange (presumably using HTTPS/SSL) any less secure? Are there any major downsides in using iOS compared to a BlackBerry?
2) Is there any loss of functionality, when it comes to Email/Calendars? (i.e. creating/responding to meeting requests, syncing sub-folders containing old items).
(This is perhaps a more specific question, but I thought I'd throw it in anyway!)
3) Clearly iOS has a much better selection of apps but when it comes to "vendor specific" applications (i.e. Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Lync), do iOS apps generally tend to have any less functionality compared to their native counterparts? (I'm thinking specifically accessing SharePoint and Lync functionality).
Thanks!
