Business software maker SAP will develop applications specifically for Blackberry mobile devices, according to Reuters.
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion faces growing competition from new rivals and has been adding features to encourage businessmen towards the brand.
The software will make it easier for SAP users to access their data and application on a BlackBerry it was claimed.
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