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IBM continues sounding the charge on bringing its enterprise software to mobile users by introducing several new offerings, as well as partnerships with carriers AT&T and Sprint to extend its Rational, Lotus, and Domino applications to wireless devices. Products include Rational Host Access Transformation Services (HATS), an application that allows mobile devices users to access mainframe applications. The new WebSphere Business Monitor software, which enables enterprises to measure business processes and performance, is now available for Research in Motion's BlackBerry devices, and will be provided for the Apple iPhone in the fourth quarter of 2008. IBM also said the carriers certified its Lotus Notes Traveler software for select smartphones.
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