SAP and Research In Motion announced two days ago the availability of an integrated solution that provides customers with anytime, anywhere access to the SAP® Customer Relationship Management (SAP CRM) application on BlackBerry® smartphones. It is now available from RIM and you can check out the ‘campaign’ section over at the BlackBerry site here. which [...]
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