iValue Collaborates with BlackBerry to Help Secure Businesses in India

The main focus of BlackBerry is on securing Enterprise of Things that represents the next big wave in the transformation of businesses

iValue InfoSolutions, a leading company in digital assets protection, optimisation and transformation, announced on Wednesday that it has entered into a partnership with BlackBerry Ltd to offer industry-leading Unified Endpoint Management solution, BlackBerry® UEM.

BlackBerry UEM is a part of BlackBerry® Enterprise Mobility Suite that allows secure management of endpoints, on the cloud as well as on-premise, offering a single view of all apps, devices and content management, with integrated connectivity and security. The suite also provides BlackBerry Workspaces that enables the enterprise users to access, collaborate and share files, outside and inside their firewall.

Secure companies against threats

Speaking on the development, Amit Mehta, Managing Director – ASEAN & India, BlackBerry Solutions said, “In today’s hyper connected world, enterprises need an ultra-secure platform to manage and optimise how intelligent endpoints are deployed. With its technical skills, expertise and extensive customer and partner network, we are pleased to partner with iValue to help companies secure their Enterprise of Things by protecting against threats to apps, data, devices, networks, processes and autonomous systems at every layer.”

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Subodh Anchan, Co-Founder and VP Alliance, iValue said, “iValue and BlackBerry share the same objective – and that is to help protect the future of every business. BlackBerry’s range of solutions are relevant and compelling, with the Enterprise Mobility Suite helping to remove the security-threat headache to help enterprise customers to meet their business transformation goals. We are confident that this partnership will be a win-win for both companies and we are excited about the prospects for our customers and partners.”

The main focus of BlackBerry is on securing Enterprise of Things that represents the next big wave in the transformation of businesses. BlackBerry’s software is used by companies to secure and connect their endpoints that are physical such as smartphones, wearables, tablets, etc and digital like messaging, voice, files, text, etc. In addition, it also helps the companies in developing smart systems that depends on safety-certified embedded solutions of Blackberry.

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