After giving up the sale, BlackBerry back to basics - EXAME.com

Technology | 12/02/2013 17:51

Canadian Manufacturer

secured in open letter to the public, which is focused on the restructuring plan of the company

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São Paulo – The Canadian handset maker, BlackBerry , published on Monday, open to consumers by reinforcing the commitment that the company will not be sold letter. The official announcement was made in November, by the company, after receiving investment a billion dollars background Fairfax Financial.

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At the time, apart from the investment, the company also announced the departure of Thorsten Heins, CEO.

Signed by John Chen, current commander of the BlackBerry, the letter ensures that the company back to the roots and will focus on certain strategies to rebuild. “Let’s go back to our heritage and roots, giving the consumer a rush service,” said Chen in a statement.

Among the points to be reassessed are mobile devices ; EMM solutions; messaging platform and operating system. In addition, the company will also invest in technology related to security areas.

“I believe in the BlackBerry and I am very confident in the future of the company, in our technology and our ability to adapt to changes proposed by the market,” Chen assured through the letter.

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