Westpac swaps Blackberry for Android

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Bank arms staff with tech arsenal.

Westpac swaps Blackberry for Android
Westpac's WorkSMART app, shown on a Samsung Ace device.
Westpac has chosen to provision staff with Samsung smartphones and thin-line ultrabooks under a comprehensive workplace mobility program that will free staff from desktop computers and fixed line phones. This week the bank passed a major milestone in its WorkSMART program, which aims to bring ...

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