17a-4’s DataParser for Blackberry now supports Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) 12. The DataParser is leading middleware to capture messaging and database content into an archive.
April 21, 2015 – Millbrook, NY- 17a-4’s DataParser now supports Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) 12. The DataParser software captures e-messaging, data streams and database content for archival ingestion. The latest build of the DataParser for Blackberry now supports BES12.
BES12 introduces a new, scalable architecture and streamlined user experience that consolidates enterprise mobility management (EMM) control in a single, powerful console. The new attribute-driven, endpoint-permissions model gives you strict control of devices, applications and data, by-person or by-group, more efficiently than ever. And with BES12 v12.1, the admin experience also integrates with third party and in-house monitoring solutions. 17a-4 has developed the DataParser software to capture Blackberry content for Enterprise clients that require archiving and discovery policies for compliance. The DataParser downloads the Blackberry messages and formats the content as an email for ingestion into a corporate archive. This allows for the Blackberry messages to be managed by legal and compliance, along with email, in the archive.
The DataParser now supports BlackBerry, Bloomberg, Microsoft Lync, Lync Online, Cisco Jabber, SharePoint, SQL content and many other interfaces. As a middle-ware software product, it integrates easily into many different archive architectures and configurations, including in house or outsourced archives, to leverage existing infrastructures.