Good for Enterprise™ released for Windows Phone

Good for Enterprise on Windows Phone

As we reported earlier this morning, Good Technologies was prepping to release their enterprise messaging app for Windows Phone, a large win for those who need security and a strong feature gear up for their device.

That app has at present gone live in the Marketplace ready for download. Nosotros must emphasize: you lot demand Good's back-finish technology to run this as it is not standalone (call up Exchange). From the app description:

"Adept for Enterprise™ delivers secure mobile collaboration and device management for Windows Phone devices. With Good for Enterprise, employees securely access corporate electronic mail, contacts, and calendar. Good for Enterprise provides a unique, secure container that separates personal from business concern while respecting employees' privacy – ideal for BYOD devices. Dissimilar other solutions, merely Good for Enterprise prevents information loss by providing security at the application layer (in addition to device security)."

We listed the full feature set earlier and needless to say, information technology'southward adequately comprehensive for a v1.0 release and what's more than, Good promises more features in coming updates.

As noted in comments on our previous article, the main benefit for Proficient users is encryption of messaging, sandboxing of data and better security than Windows Telephone or Exchange alone tin can offering (for now). Plus, with clients on the iPhone, iPad and Android it's squeamish to run into Windows Telephone on par with the competition.

Pick up Good for Enterprise™ for Windows Phone here in the Marketplace. Thanks, Munsey S., for the tip

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The AT&T version of Surface Duo is now getting Android 11

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