BlackBerry CEO John Chen brought todays BlackBerry for Enterprise event to a close by announcing the launch dates for the BlackBerry Classic.
Back in March of this year, BlackBerry set up a completely separate subsidiary in Washington, D.C., to strengthen the company's ties with critical U.S. federal agencies that require highly secure cloud-based services.
The Mackenzie Innovation Institute (Mi2) is exploring security and connectivity between the BlackBerry Spark platform and its 'smart' healthcare technology vision.
Mi2 helps drive innovation in healthcare through research, education and training while enhancing healthcare practices, treatments, service delivery models and more.
Brightstar will distribute BlackBerry’s cross-platform Enterprise Mobility Management solution.
BlackBerry are hosting another product demo of WatchDox. Join BlackBerry for a product demonstration of WatchDox by BlackBerry
BlackBerry announced today that the BlackBerry Leap in White is now available across all ShopBlackBerry.com markets. Companies looking for enterprise fleet renewals can now purchase the BlackBerry Leap in an alternative color to fit in their working environment.
BlackBerry has rolled out an update to their BlackBerry Keyboard for Android app, bringing Japanese input language support.
BlackBerry today announced that 1O1O is now offering its enterprise customers BES12 Cloud.
BlackBerry CEO John Chen sat down to talk with Bloomberg's Emily Chang about the Q1 Fiscal 2017 results and the full-fiscal year profit forecast. When asked about the upcoming mid-range android devices, Chen said that one of the devices will be an all-touch device.
BlackBerry is the first business in the Americas to gain the OpenChain Security Assurance Specification, a best-in-class validation of the company’s ability to manage open-source vulnerabilities and risks as part of its software supply chain
BlackBerry have been taking feedback from their Enterprise partners and today the company announced the evolution of its Enterprise Partner Program for solutions providers.
BlackBerry and the University of Waterloo are to launch a new, five-year, “multi-million dollar” innovation program designed to drive research-powered innovation in Canada. The two organizations will work together in a unique program designed to fast-track the development of research and technology into market-ready products.
