Tools exist, though, to bridge that gap and provide a platform similar to BES for administering other smartphones in the enterprise. The aptly-named Good for Enterprise, is such a tool, and now there is a Good for Enterprise client for Android smartphones.

Ah. But tools such as Good do exist for other phones, making them more appropriate for business use. Well, that certainly is understandable.

Good for Enterprise has been around for a while. The Good for Enterprise server is installed in the corporate network, similar to BES, and each device requires a client access license (CAL). Client applications exist to support Palm, Symbian, Windows Mobile, and iPhone--and now Android.

Ah, Android. Well, there it is then. Because Good supports the Android, the Nexus One is appropriate for business...

Wait, what?!