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WES 2010: Tether Makes A Move To Expand Usage In Enterprise

posted by Justin Lisenby at on Apr 27, 2010 | Leave a comment

tether WES 2010: Tether Makes A Move To Expand Usage In Enterprise

Tether, formerly known as TetherBerry, is a company that sells software for your BlackBerry that allows you to tether your Berry to your computer and use the 3G connection on your PC.  The company has stated that they have increased their workforce and is now targeting business users for its software.  They hope to entice businesses with the low cost of their service.  Tether is still available for consumers for lifetime usage with a one-time fee of $49.95.  You can purchase Tether directly from their website, www.tether.com, or in TheBerryFix.com online or on-device superstore.  The full Press Release is featured after the break.

Press Release

Tether Targets the Enterprise With Internet on the Go

The new Business-to-Business offering will include enhanced features, such as data security, customization and data controls.

– Tether announced today that it will unveil its business-to-business proposition at the WES 2010 Conference in Orlando, Fla., April 27-29.

Building on the tremendous success of its consumer-focused business, Tether has developed a model that will allow corporate customers to increase productivity and lower costs.
Tether was launched in March 2009 as a means of allowing people fast, affordable Internet access almost anywhere by letting them work on their laptop via their BlackBerry(R) data plan with no additional hardware. By selling its application to consumers though its website, www.tether.com, the company has attracted more than 100,000 users around the world.

Now the company is targeting corporate customers with a B2B offering that will include enhanced features including: data security, customization and data controls. The company is also discussing initiatives with several major wireless telecom carriers.

“We’re now reaching out to corporate clients to help them cut their costs and improve their employees’ productivity,” said Tim Burke, Tether’s CEO. “We not only want their staff to enjoy the convenience of tethering, we want their finance departments to benefit from our efficient, low-cost technology.”

Tether has increased its staff as it moves into the enterprise space and is pleased to announce it has named Mike Flynn as its Director of Business Development. Mike was formerly the Director of Business Development for Voice Services at America Online Inc.
Tether is a sponsor of WES 2010, the premier annual symposium for BlackBerry(R) and its partners, and will host a booth at the event. Tether’s applications can be downloaded at www.tether.com.

Justin WES 2010: Tether Makes A Move To Expand Usage In Enterprise
Justin Lisenby started out writing for TheBerryFix back in 2009. He was already an avid BlackBerry fan and his knowledge only grew as he started writing for the site. He moved up quickly in both BlackBerry knowledge and editorial prowess, and quickly moved up to Senior Editor. In 2012, Justin was elevated to Editor-In-Chief of TheBerryFix and he now runs the operations, while still writing and editing for the site.
Justin WES 2010: Tether Makes A Move To Expand Usage In Enterprise
I can tell many more people are on 4G LTE now. When I first got my phone I could get 45+. Now, I average 20-25. - 3 hours ago
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  • mozart meirelles

    This program does not work. Bought it, I can’t use and nobody of support answers my requests. I was deceived.

    • http://www.theberryfix.com Zach Gilbert

      What issues are you having? Email me at Zach (@) theberryfix.com