Apple iPhone E-Mail Issues Concern CIOs
E-mail support, cost, likely to slow business use of iPhone.
By John Brodkin
Pelton and Mills say they have not faced a stampede of end users demanding support for the iPhone. But both expect interest from employees after the phone and music player becomes available.
"Our users do push us on the consumer-based things, like Skype and IM," Mills says.
One thing Mills is not concerned about is securing the iPhone.
"I don't see it as being any more [difficult] than any of the hundreds of PDAs, cell phones and laptops we have to deal with," he says. "I don't see it as being any more of a liability than anything else."
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