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The iPhone Goes Corporate

AT&T is now offering subscription rates for corporate customers. Regardless of which plan you select, it will involve signing a 2-year service agreement. Other details are as follows:

To use iPhone as a business customer, you'll need to sign up for a 2-year service agreement or a renewed 2-year service agreement if you're an existing AT&T wireless customer. New Corporate Responsibility Users and other corporate-liable users (CRUs) must activate an eligible voice service plan for iPhone and an Enterprise Data Plan for iPhone. If you're an existing CRU with iPhone-eligible voice service and you want to keep your current voice plan, you just need to add an Enterprise Data Plan for iPhone. (This will replace your current data plan.)

Dubbed Enterprise Data Plans, corporate accounts will include Visual Voicemail, unlimited domestic (US) email and Web data, and SMS. Full details are available via the source link.

Source: AT&T

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