Many of our enterprise customers are upgrading to BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 following the launch on January 23rd. This re-engineered enterprise mobility management solution provides the capabilities to manage and secure BlackBerry devices, as well as iOS and Android smartphones and tablets. Today I’d like to share yet another reason large enterprises should upgrade from BlackBerry Enterprise Server to BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10: Scalability.

From 2,000 devices to 15,000. All on a single server.

Large enterprises often deploy thousands of BlackBerry devices, which in the past has required a particular amount of servers and back-end infrastructure. With BlackBerry Enterprise Server, up to 2,000 devices could be supported on a single server. Today, with the updated BlackBerry Device Service component of BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10, up to 15,000 devices can be supported on a single server.

This dramatically increases the scalability of your infrastructure and allows more devices to run per server. Hardware costs are lowered, and ultimately you see a benefit in a decreased total cost of ownership. This is one of many reasons to begin planning and upgrading to BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10.

Get Started with the BlackBerry 10 Ready Program

To get started, check out the BlackBerry 10 Ready Program, which includes tools, resources, and offers to help you get up and running. Informational webcasts help fill in the blanks, and the Readiness Services provide you with the support that you need. Learn more at www.blackberry.com/blackberry10ready.

Are you using BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10 in your organization? Will you take advantage of the increased scalability? Share your experience so far in the comments below.

As part of the recently launched BlackBerry 10 Ready Program, we’ve been offering on-demand webcasts to help cover a variety of topics. These include everything from the enterprise security capabilities of BlackBerry 10 to multi-platform BYOD solutions via BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10.

Tomorrow we’ll be providing a webcast that you won’t want to miss – over the past months we’ve been gathering questions from Biz Blog readers, customers, IT administrators, and many more. In order to make sure that your concerns and questions are answered, we’ve gathered the top results and put together a webcast to help provide answers.

Check out the webcast tomorrow at www.blackberry.com/blackberry10webcasts, and learn more about the BlackBerry 10 Ready program at www.blackberry.com/blackberry10ready.

In January we’ll be launching a special webcast as part of the BlackBerry 10 Ready Program. The webcast will seek to answer your top questions on BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10. We’re looking forward to connecting with you to understand what you need to know most, and to help provide the answers and direction that will launch your business forward in the New Year.

The webcast panel participants will include senior RIM individuals from Enterprise Product Management, Enterprise Marketing, Enterprise Partnerships, and Platform Security. Submit your questions today to BlackBerryEnterpriseKnowledge@rim.com, or share them in the comments below. We’ll be gathering the top questions and preparing responses.

Share your questions here:

• BlackBerryEnterpriseKnowledge@rim.com
• The comments below this post
• @BlackBerry4Biz on Twitter

We’re looking forward to sharing the webcast in January! In the meantime, satisfy your webcast cravings by checking out www.blackberry.com/blackberry10webcasts, a new series aimed at arming you with the knowledge that you need to prepare your organization for BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10.

Have questions for the webcast? Submit them in the comments below.