PostPath Sponsors Research in Motion's 2008 Wireless Enterprise Symposium

Business Wire,  May 12, 2008  

Tags: Research In Motion Ltd., wireless

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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- PostPath, creator of the only email and collaboration server that is a drop-in alternative to Microsoft Exchange, today announced the company is a sponsor of the 2008 Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES) hosted by Research In Motion (RIM). Fully interoperable with the Exchange ecosystem, PostPath's email and collaboration server provides enterprises a lean, high-performance messaging infrastructure, a radically improved cost model, and an open-systems upgrade path for traditional and Linux-friendly messaging environments.

Thanks to its unique interoperability with the Exchange ecosystem, the PostPath Server integrates natively with the Blackberry Enterprise Server (B.E.S.), enabling wireless synchronization of corporate collaboration data, including email, calendar, contacts and tasks, between the PostPath Server, Outlook and other desktop and browser-based clients, and Blackberry Smartphones. Plus, the high performance architecture of the PostPath Server, including the unique "Sync Cache" capability that is directly designed to optimize mobile device synchronization, enables organizations to accelerate widespread mobile adoption while removing the risk of corporate email infrastructure overload.

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The Orlando World Center Marriott Resort
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8701 World Center Drive
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Orlando, FL 32821
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http://www.wirelessenterprisesymposium.com/
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Tuesday, May 13 - Thursday, May 15, 2008
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Avi Dines or Michael Kellner
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Schwartz Communications, Inc.
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781-684-0770 or 415-512-0770
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PostPath@schwartz-pr.com

About PostPath

PostPath has developed the industry's first drop-in compatible alternative to Microsoft Exchange. Fully interoperable with the Exchange ecosystem, PostPath's email and collaboration server provides enterprises a lean, high-performance messaging infrastructure, a radically improved cost model, and an innovation-rich upgrade path for traditional and Linux-friendly messaging environments. PostPath was founded in December 2003 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. For more information, visit www.postpath.com.

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