The Endpoint Is Just the Starting Point

The Endpoint Is Just the Starting Point

The Endpoint Is Just the Starting Point

The Endpoint Is Just the Starting Point

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The Endpoint Is Just the Starting Point

In most industries, the enterprise market is bigger than the consumer market; the Internet of Things (IoT) is no exception. Spend in 2016 was valued at $737 billion, with most of that spend occurring among enterprises. This is why when it comes to “Things,” BlackBerry is focused on EoT – the Enterprise of Things. So today we have taken our unique quality and turned it into a market-leading strategy – securing the EoT.

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