UK-based, iQlink says that it is now offering SAP integration within the BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

The company says this integration is accomplished with the Sky Technologies Innerware solution. Innerware, in turn, is built on a SAP-certified platform which lives and runs within SAP.

According to iQlink, Innerware is designed for installation within a corporate network and then to be connected to the SAP enterprise system by means of BlackBerry Enterprise Server.

Innerware is a full-Java client, which enables both online and offline functionality. If a user finds that wireless service or signals is unavailable, the user can continue working. When a wireless connection is obtained, the application will synch automatically with the backend SAP system.

The Innerware solution is designed to be installed within a corporate network and connect to the SAP backend system via the BlackBerry Enterprise Server software. On a BlackBerry device, users simply navigate to an icon on the main menu to access a particular application. The application is a full Java client, which allows offline and online functionality. If the user is out-of-range or a wireless carrier network signal is unavailable, the user can continue working, and once the connection is restored, the application will automatically synchronise with the backend SAP system.