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CeBIT, Hannover—03/22/2001—IBM and Symbian—the world's leading software platform supplier for next-generation mobile phones—today announced new software that will help make smartphone devices an integral part of today's wireless infrastructure. The new offering will take key components from IBM's Tivoli, Lotus and DB2 data management software brands to enable enterprises to extend existing business-critical applications to mobile professionals using Symbian-based devices—such as Ericsson's future communicator devices and the Nokia 9210 Communicator. Through this alliance, IBM's mobile software solutions will be capable of addressing all devices based on the Symbian platform. Symbian's licensees, which last year accounted for over 70% of the total mobile phone market (Source: Gartner Dataquest, "Estimated Shipments of Handsets WordlwideWorldwide 2000"), also include Kenwood, Motorola, Panasonic, Psion, Sanyo, Siemens and Sony.