Can iPhone cater to Enterprise Market ?
Since Apple's iPhone launched last June, one of its biggest weaknesses has been its lousy/non-existent support for corporate email. That should change soon: Apple is planning to lay out the iPhone "software roadmap," including "exciting new enterprise features." Apple might do to make the iPhone a solid business-email gadget by improving its ability to work with Microsoft's (MSFT) Exchange email server and IBM's (IBM) Lotus Notes, the top enterprise email platforms. How will Apple make it happen? Most likely, the company has developed its own hooks into those platforms. Or Apple could have licensed email software from a third party, like Microsoft's ActiveSync technology -- less likely. Possible but least likely: licensing Research In Motion's (RIMM) BlackBerry Connect software. I don't think they are going to replicate the robustness of BlackBerry push e-mail, but nonetheless, it seems improvements as positive. Not just positive, but mandato...