ComponentsīES 5 and below consists of a set of Windows services that carry out the basic operations of the system. Applications - it enables enterprises to manage business, productivity and personal apps. Unified Communication - it enables enterprises to integrate voice, messaging, PIM, apps and social experiences. Security - it enables enterprises to have a secured end-to-end mobility. Mobile Device Management - it enables enterprises to manage their entire device fleet what ever the types of devices, the brands, ownership, operating system (BlackBerry 10, iOS or Android) and type of usage. This represents the unification and simplification of its products to deliver an integrated and end-to-end solution. To support the growing number of multiple devices, ownership models, and operating environments, BlackBerry reinvented Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) by bringing together Mobile Device Management, Security, Unified Communications and Applications by launching BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 (BES 10). The latest major revision, version 5.0, was released in 2009 for Exchange and Domino support for GroupWise was added in 2010. Beginning with version 4.1.2, the company introduced a new option, BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Applications, which provides a secure wireless gateway for BlackBerry devices without requiring the device owner to possess an email account. In version 4.0 and beyond, much of the code is integrated, but separate distributions still remain for each supported mail platform. Prior to version 4.0, BES was largely two separate codebases, with the 2.2 version for Domino and the 3.6 version for Exchange. 5.0: BES for Exchange, Domino, and GroupWise.4.1: BES for Exchange, Domino, and GroupWise.
4.0: BES for Exchange, Domino, and GroupWise.
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