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(0 votes) 12:49 am
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January 7, 2014
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Blackberry fans should be happy, the Pentagon has ordered Blackberry for 80,000 new handsets for use on a new network. Blackberry has for the longest time been a stable of goverment based handsets and the news managed to push BB’s shares to the highest they have been in a long time. Goverment bailouts will not be enough to save blackberry in the long run unless they scale back even further.
Blackberry need something that’s a hit in the consumer space but this does give them a stepping stone to build upon.
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12:14 am
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January 6, 2014
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told you! blackberry units still has market for corporate accounts. agree that personal buyers wont consider buying blackberry, don’t underestimate the sales related to company-issued mobile. plus not goverment entitiy as well.
just wish they will come up with some innovation to make their products appealing to the public market as well.
8:42 pm
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confirmed information that some leading BPO and call center companies in the Philippines have existing tie-up with Blackberry to handle their corporate mobile unit. Sitel and Accenture are some, aside from what I earlier mentioned about HSBC data processing.
10:25 pm
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Stock going up due to investment doesnt last, blackberry still needs to cement itself or lose more staff via layoffs – HTC are in the same boat and they are doing a whole lot right and very little wrong.. consumers rule the world…
http://www.joolo.net - better than this hole for mobile devices.
9:56 pm
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yup, massive continous layoff is sad. RIM can’t catch up. i guess if they are agressive enough to hire the right significant people, blackberry as a preferred consumer brand can be possible. but till now, blackberry business management is still very conservative and traditional with their approach.
12:47 am
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January 7, 2014
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Blackberry could easily make a few billion, just sell of their patent portfolio with a free license back to themselves but they could easily roll in about 5-6 billion in cash for that but short term gain long term loss.
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just went from a business orum and guess what? business world and financial times (philippine operation people) new people normally work mobile using blackberry as their corporate phone.
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