It allows our mobile users to access email, contacts, calendaring, documents, and collaborate with users, all on their own mobile devices. They no longer need to always have their laptops with them to respond to an email, to edit a document, or to share information with fellow employees, or vendors.

It helped us in getting faster turnaround times and responding to our customers from anywhere.

It has allowed us to manage many different mobile device platforms, like Windows 10, Android, Apple, and BlackBerry 10, all through a single pane of glass. It has been quite effective at doing this. 

There has been improvements in how we know what software is available on devices, so there is better reporting. It has given us good visibility for maintaining compliance as far as operating system versions go.

It is a very comprehensive solution.

We have client audits, as well as financial, government, and security audits, that we have to comply with. Mobility is always on these audits. Typically, when we provide whichever client or auditor with what mobile solution that we utilized to secure our mobile data, we usually do not have any issues passing audits from a mobile perspective because of the security around the containerized security versus using something else that would use a native email app from an iPhone or an Android.

In addition, we do have a lot of functionality additional enhancements enabled in our test environment that we will be rolling out in the next quarter.

The functionality with UEM and BlackBerry Works, the shared calendar, is a massive improvement for us. We've always been asked for that from the early days. The extra security that goes with it is also helpful. We have had some issues, and we are asking for some improvements. But I think the move from Good for Enterprise to BlackBerry Work is positive for us. We're getting very positive feedback on the user experience.

The most important aspect was for us is to have better security. It gives us the ability to have a container and the most secure possible application. It gives us the most secure situation.

It has improved the ability of our mobility users, such as business partners, to collaborate with their clients a lot more freely and without having to carry multiple devices.

It also improved the way all the applications work together. The activation feature was a big improvement from the UEM. It was a big improvement to activate applications with one authentication. That was a big plus for the user experience.

Prior to BlackBerry Enterprise Mobility Suite (BEMS) or its predecessor, users could not be notified of their mobile messaging arriving on their device. They had to pull it, but this is a push function. Users rely on it. People want to know where to get devices when a message arrive. 

Whenever we have issues, people rely on the ability to check messages promptly.

Compared to the product that we upgraded from, we have received great responses from our end users who are appreciative of the following:

• They can access their calendar in events better than the other product that we were using.
• They can access their attachments.
• It is a faster connection. 
• The interface is much better than what we had previously. 
• It is overall great for setup. 
• It has good ease of use.
• It's intuitive.

BlackBerry UEM is an improvement over BlackBerry Good for Enterprise - barely. We have good policy control with mobile devices and have a streamlined provisioning process with Apple DEP and BlackBerry UEM.

We are using BlackBerry Work applications for accessing emails, calendars, and contacts. The users are happy to have an easy way to have access to emails on the go. The most important thing for us is to have quick communication by email and phone calls on mobile, because with many users, we are on the go every day, which is very good.

For the example, I think for technical documents, technical, when we send any technical document or any financial document, we can send it consecutively with BlackBerry Dynamics inside BlackBerry Enterprise. Yeah. I think that's the common example on our business.

It didn’t help us because we ran into lot of issues, and BlackBerry support couldn’t figure out the issues in a timely fashion.

People were used to accessing their email, etc., as we had BlackBerry Enterprise Service before. That's the biggest benefit, that you have your access to email, agenda, to your contacts when you're traveling around.

It was also an improvement when we got the Tasks and the Notes as well as Connect for Skype For Business. Those are the apps that brought improvement

The main benefit is having email wherever you are and having access to your calendar wherever you are.

It allows me to be able to access my email when I do not necessarily have my computer with me. I can also access my calendar when I am on public transport or outside of the office.

It makes our user's personal devices much better. We're able to use it across all departments, including HR, IT, and sales. It's pretty universal throughout the company.

• Pushed email
• Supports different platforms 
• Manages devices across the organization

We are able to separate personal information and in the event of a breach, we are able to turn off access and/or delete this information.