Palm

Wireless Email

Be direct.
Deliver Outlook® email directly from your Microsoft® Exchange Server.2

Wireless Email

Palm® smartphones with Windows Mobile® 6.1 connect directly to your Microsoft® Exchange Server,2 so you can simplify your infrastructure and eliminate third-party middleware. And thanks to Microsoft® Direct Push Technology, your users receive email as soon as it hits your Microsoft Exchange Server—no syncing required.2

Your workforce will appreciate Palm’s touchscreen and time-saving shortcuts like one-touch access to email2 and Wi-Fi,3 plus the ability to type longer messages with a full QWERTY keyboard. Users can easily navigate between accounts, view HTML email, and get quick access to the features they use most.

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Wireless email

Mobile access to Outlook® Mobile email2 allows users to collaborate with colleagues, respond swiftly to customer requests, and manage projects remotely. Users can also access your company’s Global Address List, set an Out Of Office auto reply, and send, accept, or decline meeting invites on the go.2 Plus, Palm smartphones support Lotus Notes/Domino, Sybase, and Novell email solutions as well as personal email services, including AOL, Gmail, Hotmail, and other POP3 or IMAP email systems.4 Your users can run up to five other email services in addition to their corporate Outlook email.

Work with attachments

With support for native Microsoft® Office 2007 documents, users can download, view, and edit Word- and Excel®-compatible files, then send them off to colleagues fast.2 Rehearse PowerPoint® presentations on the go. Even review PDF and ZIP files remotely from the field.

Keep smartphone data more secure

Combine the security of your Exchange Server with the on-device security built into Palm smartphones, and you’ve got an enterprise-caliber wireless email solution to help lock down communications for compliance and confidentiality.5 With a direct, secure connection between your smartphone users and your Exchange Server,2 data is protected in transit. And device management policies such as remote data wipe and password control help ensure protection of on-device data.

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Deploy more smartphones without adding infrastructure

Whether you start with 5 smartphones, or 5,000, Palm smartphones provide a scalable mobile solution with Exchange. Plus, you’re uniquely positioned for technology advances like Microsoft's System Center Mobile Device Manager and Exchange Server 2007. The infrastructure you already own is what you need to deploy a highly scalable, low TCO mobile email solution. By utilizing Microsoft as an end-to-end messaging solution, your IT managers can maintain greater control while minimizing overhead and costs.

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2

Within wireless coverage area only. Email and web require data services at additional cost. Microsoft Direct Push Technology and Global Address Lookup require Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 with SP2 or Exchange Server 2007. Additional fees and software may be needed to comply with corporate IT policy. VPN may be required.

3

Available on Palm® Treo™ 800w smartphone and Treo™ Pro smartphone by Palm only. Within range of 802.11b/g Wi-Fi network. Some Wi-Fi hotspots require fee for usage.

4

Within wireless coverage area only. Requires data services at additional cost. Additional fees may apply.

5

Palm uses 128-bit SSL Internet security for web-based data connections. The security of other transmissions of data by third-party applications is the responsibility of the third party.

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