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BlackBerry unveils new Crisis Communication channel specialization around AtHoc platform

December 4, 2017 Mark Cox Comments Off

The invitation-only specialization is designed to create a relatively small nucleus of focused Crisis Communication experts within the BlackBerry Enterprise Partner Program.

BlackBerry unveils new Crisis Communication channel specialization around AtHoc platform

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