We just heard the long-awaited news that Japan is finally to catch up with the rest of the BlackBerry-toting world when NTT DoCoMo and Research in Motion start selling handsets to corporate customers this fall.The exact devices remain undisclosed, but DoCoMo did reveal that they will be W-CDMA and GSM/GPRS dual-band phones usable worldwide. There are no plans at present to sell BlackBerrys to the general public.-J Mark Lytle, Digital World TokyoRelated Links: RIM Shares Up on News of BlackBerry’s Move to China BlackBerry Rivals Hits Europe BT Serves RIM’s BlackBerrys to SMBsCheck out our CIO News Alerts and Tech Informer pages for more updated news coverage. Related content feature 5G ready or 5G really? Industry CIOs face hard truths about private 5G Some enterprises are building private 5G networks for their industrial environments, only to find they have to initially settle for 4G service. So what is private 5G ready for, and what can it really do? By Peter Sayer Jun 06, 2023 8 mins CIO Network Appliances Network Switches opinion 5 tips for startup partnership success Corporate venture investments provide IT leaders with new engines for IT innovation, broader networks for emerging opportunities, fuel for in-house transformation, and improved career prospects — if done right. By Isaac Sacolick Jun 06, 2023 8 mins Startups Digital Transformation IT Strategy feature 14 organizations that support LGBTQ+ tech workers Offering networking, mentorship, and career development opportunities, these 14 professional orgs foster community for LGBTQ+ workers in an industry that isn’t always welcoming. By Sarah K. White Jun 06, 2023 9 mins Diversity and Inclusion brandpost ChatGPT and Your Organisation: How to Monitor Usage and Be More Aware of Security Risks By Hayley Salyer Jun 05, 2023 7 mins Chatbots Artificial Intelligence Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe