Smartphones blackBerry BES or BIS?

As my company takes away us from the Treo for BlackBerry platform (which looks like to I receive a Verizon Curve 8330), we will of course use BES (BlackBerry Enterprise Service) for our functions of Microsoft Exchange Server.  I wonder if I'll be able to also use BIS (BlackBerry Internet Service) to connect to my personal email accounts.  A lot of what I've read, including instructions for upgrade of OS HH 4.5.x, seems to lean towards either / or, not so much "both."  Can BES and BIS happily coexist in the same device?  TIA.

Jim

Hi and welcome to the forums!

Your device's configuration (corporate law) BES or BIS (individual).

I guess it will come Eden to your company IT dept, as to whether you will be able to add your personal accounts.

You can get a jump on your new BB reading Blackberry 101. Just Google, it's on this site!

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