IBM has added Canadian wireless firm Research In Motion (RIM) to its growing portfolio of corporate technology services.
By Chris Holbrook, 25 January 2001 15:01
NEWS Under the deal, IBM will offer international wireless communication to its enterprise customers via RIM's wireless handheld device BlackBerry. IBM will market the solution through its Global Services organisation and will work jointly with RIM to focus on integrating wireless systems with existing corporate networks.
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