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BlackBerry, Adobe partner to bring secure forms to mobile devices

By TechTaffy Desk

BlackBerry and Adobe have partnered to deliver a secure forms solution for mobile.  The software solution combines BlackBerry UEM and Adobe Experience Manager Forms.

Additionally, the partnership agreement allows BlackBerry to resell the forms software, where BlackBerry UEM manages public key infrastructure (PKI) certificates to secure the connection to Adobe Experience Manager, allowing users to complete and electronically sign documents.

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