In an attempt to expand its enterprise instant messaging service, Microsoft announced today it has made a deal with IM rival Research in Motion (RIM) to allow Microsoft Live Communication Server users access their messages through their BlackBerry wireless devices. Microsoft is also working on its own software that would allow Windows Mobile users to connect to their corporate IM. RIM will develop a Live Communications Server (LCS) client that includes enhanced security. The company expects a trial in September.
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RIM, Microsoft Team on Enterprise IM
Posted by: Susan B. Shor April 19, 2005 01:39 PMIn an attempt to expand its enterprise instant messaging service, Microsoft announced today it has made a deal with IM rival Research in Motion (RIM) to allow Microsoft Live Communication Server users access their messages through their BlackBerry wireless devices. Microsoft is also working on its own software that would allow Windows Mobile users to connect to their corporate IM. RIM will develop a Live Communications Server (LCS) client that includes enhanced security. The company expects a trial in September.