Black Berry Products Analysis

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Research in Motion (RIM), an international conductor of wireless modernization, reformed the industry of mobile with the launch of Blackberry solutions in 1999.After this Black berry products and services have endured to bring prompt changes in the lives of numerous people around the world by improving their mode of communication and banding them. After the launch of BlackBerry® 10, Research in Motion’s name was reciprocated to BlackBerry as the name of the product was popular. This new product and new name re-generated the company (Clark, J. R., & Moore, J. N. 2005). The head quarters of Black Berry are located in Canada, Waterloo and Ontario. The current BlackBerry product line includes the BlackBerry® Playbook™ tablet, BlackBerry® smart phones and software for business and accessories. In addition to this reformation, the stock ticker on NASDAQ exchange will be converted to BBRY and BB on the TSX exchange. The BlackBerry’s current market share is 3%, followed by 50% earlier in 2009 which declined due to fierce competition from competitors like android of Google and I phone. The revenue of blackberry in 2013 is US$11.073 billion. As the market share of Black Berry was shrinking due to its outdated features, the CEO’s of the company resigned which led to the downfall of BlackBerry Company and led to restructuring if the company. An intend letter was signed by the Black berry on September 23,2013 for the purpose of getting itself acquired for US $ 4.7 billion by Fair fax financial which later invested US $1 billion in the company and became its largest shareholder, the remaining value of between US$ 2 billion and $ 3 billion lies in its patent portfolio. Past Performance Mike lazardis and Douglas fregin founded Research In... ... middle of paper ... ...erry business. Pervasive Computing, IEEE,1(2), 4-7. Sheth, J., & Sisodia, R. (2012). The 4 A's of Marketing: Creating Value for Customer, Company and Society. Routledge. Zickuhr, K. (2011). Generations and their gadgets. Pew Internet & American Life Project, 20. Butler, M. (2011). Android: changing the mobile landscape. Pervasive Computing, IEEE, 10(1), 4-7. Si Afaceri, F. D. A. Leadership and Innovation–the Catalyst of IT&C Industry. A Case Study of BlackBerry Company. Clark, J. R., & Moore, J. N. (2005). Ouachita'thornless blackberry. HortScience,40(1), 258-260. Honeycutt Jr, E. D. (2009). Technology improves sales performance—doesn't it?: An introduction to the special issue on selling and sales technology.Industrial Marketing Management, 34(4), 301-304. Lee, H. J., & Kim, J. K. (2013). Strategy scenario selection in the competition of mobile ecosystems.

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