SAN JOSE, Calif.—BitFlash extended its screen-scraping technology to include Research In Motion Ltd.’s BlackBerry device, a move the company said gives BlackBerry users the ability to view visually rich e-mail attachments.
“Our advanced e-mail attachment capability gives enterprises a competitive edge,” said Antoine Paquin, BitFlash’s chief executive officer. “Seeing e-mail attachments with information that is best conveyed visually—like graphs, charts and tables from your investment banker—translates into well-informed decisions based on better information,”
