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I support Kwoof's assumption about Blackberry, they are not keeping up with the market and even their 'latest' phones are still behind the times<br />
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I support Kwoof's assumption about Blackberry, they are not keeping up with the market and even their 'latest' phones are still behind the times
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Thanks everyone! Has anyone looked at the SCCM integration into WP?
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Thanks everyone! Has anyone looked at the SCCM integration into WP?

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Haven't looked at it and not something I would really know about, if you are looking how to enrol them then<br />
<a href="http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733652.aspx" rel="ugc">http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733652.aspx</a>
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Haven't looked at it and not something I would really know about, if you are looking how to enrol them then
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733652.aspx [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj733652.aspx]

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Hi<br />
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I see that the WP market share is growing and growing - was interested to know if anything thought that it will overtake iOS.<br />
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I see in some (non-US) markets such as UK and Latin America, it has reached double figures<br />
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We currently have a BlackBerry estate for work provided mobile phones and are unlikely to move to BES10, instead we were looking at WP and controlling these via SCCM....does anyone have any experience/ feedback?
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Hi

I see that the WP market share is growing and growing - was interested to know if anything thought that it will overtake iOS.

I see in some (non-US) markets such as UK and Latin America, it has reached double figures

We currently have a BlackBerry estate for work provided mobile phones and are unlikely to move to BES10, instead we were looking at WP and controlling these via SCCM....does anyone have any experience/ feedback?

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