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Enterprises using Oracle's CRM software will be able to extend the application to workers with BlackBerry smart phones.
Oracle announced Siebel Wireless for BlackBerry smart phones from Research In Motion on Thursday.
The announcement comes as businesses move to equip their mobile workforces with many of the same productivity tools available to in-house staff.
Companies using Siebel Wireless will be able to provide CRM data to executives, sales teams and service technicians who rely on fast communications and easy access to customer information, Oracle said. Users, for instance, can push notifications or data to any user via the BlackBerry push-based e-mail, voice or SMS (Short Message Service) services.
In addition, IT managers can use BlackBerry's over-the-air Enterprise Server application to manage and maintain applications as they evolve.
Pricing details were not available.
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Hey, Oracle: What about Siebel for Windows Mobile?By Anonymous on April 16, 2007, 11:32 amNow we just need this for Windows Mobile....Oracle...are you listening?? :) Re: Oracle announces Siebel Wireless for BlackBerry.
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Oracle / Wireless -- Not a real contenderBy Anonymous on April 16, 2007, 2:00 pmI'm not sure why this matters... People have been extending data to blackberries and other mobile devices (such as PocketPC's) for a number of years now.. This...
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