From an enterprise developer perspective, it’s important to consider how your app will be deployed within an organization. With BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry World for work, apps can be made available to employees for download and installation onto the work perimeter of the smartphone. In this scenario, your app is running in a secure perimeter with a VPN-like connection to corporate servers and data.

How will your app behave in the work perimeter? What do you need to plan for in advance? And, what are the benefits of developing enterprise apps that target the work perimeter? For the full scoop, check out our interview below with John Mutter, Sr. Manager Enterprise Developer Partnerships:

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Check out the BlackBerry Jam Europe 2013 session by RIM’s John Mutter titled “Enterprise BlackBerry World – So You’re Being Deployed within the Corporate Perimeter” to get even more details, tips, and tricks. Sessions can be accessed by registered attendees once the BlackBerry Jam On-Demand portal is launched.

Do you have tips for other BlackBerry developers working on enterprise apps? Share in the comments below.

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We’ll have much more on the way for our enterprise developers, including a chat about creating apps that are destined for the BlackBerry Balance enabled work perimeter of BlackBerry 10 smartphones. Keep it locked to the BlackBerry for Business and BlackBerry Developer blogs this week to stay on top of the action!

If you’re a developer at the conference, come and say hello at the social media desk! And if you’re not, say hello anyway on LinkedIn and Twitter.