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RIM is really shaking up their enterprise offerings the past year or so. They threw in BES Express for free, worked with Google Apps, and are rolling out a “Cloud BES” solution. Lucas @N4BB scored a slide showing what is supposed to be the Enterprise Roadmap for BlackBerry solutions in 2011. We don’t have much confirmation on the rumor beyond the releases that already happened but some things are interesting:

SharePoint 1.0 general availability is “on hold since Nov RTM” whatever that meansBES 5.0.3 is still showing a late March or April releaseBES Express 5.0.3 seems to be coming later in late May 2011Some sort of BES for Google Apps is coming in the beginning of September which looks like part of the “Cloud BES” we have heard of beforeA unknown Contrail 1.0 rel;ease is scheduled for sometime in November. No idea what it is but it may be something to do with the cloud BES solution

Here are two product slides to accompany the roadmap:

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