GoodLink running on the Moto Q combines an uncompromising phone experience with a stylishly thin form factor and assuredly secure solution for enterprise mobility.

“Our thousands of enterprise customers are excited by Motorola’s stylish, powerful Moto Q with the flexibility of the industry-leading Windows Mobile(R) platform. The Moto Q clearly delivers,” said Danny Shader, CEO of Good Technology.

Powered by Verizon Wireless’s high-speed EVDO network, the Moto Q and GoodLink enable mobile professionals to take care of business while on the go by staying connected to - and easily multitasking between - their email with attachments, folders, calendar, contacts, global address look-up, notes, tasks and other critical business applications. Using GoodLink’s Secure Over- The-Air(TM) setup, mobile professionals can get up and running in minutes, without ever having to part with their smartphone.

Here is what GoodLink has to offer for Moto Q:

• Continuous, two-way push-based wireless synchronization of all corporate PIM functions including e-mail, calendar, contacts, notes and tasks, as well as access to other applications including corporate intranets, CRM and ERP
• Intuitive, zero-learning-curve interface with full access to attachments and thousands of personal and professional productivity applications developed for the Windows Mobile 5.0 platform
• Enterprise-class, FIPS-certified security including end-to-end AES data encryption, remote data wipe, and remote password policy management
• Secure Over-The-Air(TM) device provisioning and management for improved TCO and simplified IT administration featuring Zero-IT-Touch(TM) activations and upgrades of GoodLink and third-party applications

“With GoodLink on the Moto Q, users get a great phone and industry-leading mobile messaging solution, and IT gets the peace of mind of end-to-end security and control — all in the world’s thinnest smartphone,” said Mark Shockley, vice president of Seamless Mobility Devices, Motorola Mobile Devices.

GoodLink on the Moto Q is available for Microsoft Exchange users today, and will be available for IBM Domino/Lotus Notes users this summer.