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originalvector

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Oppenheimer: "Andy in terms of the corporate market, we think the iPhone is a breakthrough product for all customers including business customers. It’s a great Internet device that includes the best e-mail client out there with the best Web-browser ever on a mobile device. And with a very little bit of help from the corporate IT department that can be set up to work with corporate e-mail. We already have a number of corporate customers that are piloting the iPhone in their enterprises and they have told us that they are very happy with the results so far."

from: http://www.appleinsider.com/article...uct_transitions_iphone_expansion_more___.html
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Why on earth did Peter Oppenheimer say they have "corporate customers" when you can't even add the iphone to a corporate account? For a small business like myself, I do not want each one of my employee's to have personal accounts.

Any idea if they are ever going to allow the iPhone on business accounts?
 
I wouldn't hold my breath. The iPhone isn't available on any discounted ATT plan. If you want your employees to have it, let them sign up and reimburse them monthly.
 
originalvector said:
Why on earth did Peter Oppenheimer say they have "corporate customers" when you can't even add the iphone to a corporate account? For a small business like myself, I do not want each one of my employee's to have personal accounts.

Any idea if they are ever going to allow the iPhone on business accounts?
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According to our rep, it's definitely coming, sooner than later (he mentioned by December).
 
rdowns said:
I wouldn't hold my breath. The iPhone isn't available on any discounted ATT plan. If you want your employees to have it, let them sign up and reimburse them monthly.
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I have thought about it. I wonder how much extra paperwork it would cause for a company with 100 iPhones.... :eek:
 
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