As announced through the Inside BlackBerry for Business Blog, BlackBerry's cloud-based enterprise mobility management (EMM) solution, BES12 Cloud, has now been certified through the HP Helion Ready Program making BlackBerry the first EMM vendor to become part of the HP Helion Network, an ecosystem of service providers, value-added resellers, independent software vendors and other partners.
"BlackBerry's enterprise portfolio and global presence reinforce HP and the Helion community's commitment to creating an open ecosystem of leading IT vendors," said Steve Dietch, Vice President, Cloud Go to Market, HP. "This program allows customers to confidently deploy HP Helion OpenStack in mixed environments with hardware and software solutions that are certified and supported."
With the certification, customers can now select BES12 Cloud as their EMM solution for use with HP Helion OpenStack extending the reach of BES12 Cloud to enterprise customers looking to leverage HP Helion OpenStack. If you're looking to learn more about HP Helion OpenStack, you can get the details here. If you're looking to learn more about BES12 Cloud or sign up for a free 30-day trial, you can do so here.
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