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1. www.investopedia.com › articles › investingBlackBerry: A Story of Constant Success and Failure

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   Apr 14, 2024 · Marguerita Cheng. BlackBerry Limited (BB), known as Research in Motion (RIM) until January 2013, has a long history of extreme success and failure. It’s credited by many as creating the first...

2. www.theverge.com › 2016/9/30 › 13119924BlackBerry's success led to its failure - The Verge

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   Sep 30, 2016 · Success, as BlackBerry had a decade ago, breeds two interrelated negatives: conservatism and complacency.

3. www.ft.com › content › 29d352e4/2114/3ec6-ad68-f901eThe innovator’s dilemma that bamboozled BlackBerry

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   Oct 1, 2013 · BlackBerry (or Research in Motion as it was called until recently) was one of the best-known examples of a company run by co-CEOs – co-founders Jim Balsillie, pictured left, and Mike Lazaridis....

4. www.makeuseof.com › the-reasons-blackberry-failedThe 3 Reasons BlackBerry Failed Spectacularly—and Why They ...

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   • Author: Danny Maiorca

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   • Slow to Adapt. At its peak, BlackBerry's innovation kept us all on our feet. BBM revolutionized instant messaging, and its devices also helped speed up smartphones to what today are effectively portable mini-computers.
   • Losing Its Core Market. Another reason BlackBerry's fall from grace was so steep is that it didn't pay as much attention to the likes of BlackBerry-created phones for businesses.
   • The BlackBerry Operating System. Another key reason behind BlackBerry's failure was its loyalty to its operating system—despite some significant flaws.

5. techcrunch.com › 2022/01/03 › blackberry-phones-onceBlackBerry phones once ruled the world, then the world changed

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   Jan 3, 2022 · As you can see, BlackBerry phones went from top of the smartphone heap to single digits in the blink of an eye, losing large swaths of market share as it got completely disrupted by Apple and...

6. hbsp.harvard.edu › product › TB0485-PDF-ENGThe Rise and Fall of BlackBerry | Harvard Business Publishing ...

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   Jun 1, 2017 · The company established a competitive advantage based on product differentiation and saw BlackBerry become one of the most recognizable and valuable global brands. Unfortunately, the initial success could not be sustained once competitors, and particularly Apple, entered the smartphone market.

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   Is BlackBerry a success or failure?

   • BlackBerry Limited (BB), known as Research in Motion (RIM) until January 2013, has a long history of extreme success and failure. It’s credited by many as creating the first smartphone. And at its peak in September 2011, there were 85 million BlackBerry subscribers worldwide.

   BlackBerry: A Story of Constant Success and Failure - Investopedia

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   Why is BlackBerry important today?

   • But the reason why BlackBerry is interesting today is that it provides a prime example of an incumbent business being disrupted by sprightlier newcomers. Success, as BlackBerry had a decade ago, breeds two interrelated negatives: conservatism and complacency.

   BlackBerry's success led to its failure - The Verge

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   Is BlackBerry a disruption story?

   • A company that introduced the BlackBerry in 1998 became a $20 billion company from nothing in less than a decade. Then four or five years later, it was back down to a $3 billion company, gasping for breath. It’s not only a disruption story; it is a story of the speed of the technology race today.

   Victim of Success: The Rise and Fall of BlackBerry

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   Why did BlackBerry lose a lot of market share?

   • (Note that these numbers measure the platform ubiquity and not units sold.) As you can see, BlackBerry phones went from top of the smartphone heap to single digits in the blink of an eye, losing large swaths of market share as it got completely disrupted by Apple and Android touchscreens.

   BlackBerry phones once ruled the world, then the world changed

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   Why did BlackBerry fail?

   • Another key reason behind BlackBerry's failure was its loyalty to its operating system—despite some significant flaws. One issue with BlackBerry's early OS versions was how few apps you could download compared to Apple and Android devices.

   The 3 Reasons BlackBerry Failed Spectacularly—and Why They ... - MUO

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   Why did BlackBerry lose so much in 2011?

   • BlackBerry's decline was more dramatic than LG's smartphone failures because of just how strong its position in this particular market was. In the UK, BlackBerry held a 33.02% smartphone market share in December 2011, according to Statista. Within two years, however, that had shrunk by around just under half to 17.44%.

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8. knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu › podcast › knowledge-atVictim of Success: The Rise and Fall of BlackBerry

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   The great untold story in Canada in the technology sector globally was how the maker of something that we loved so much and that we were so addicted to — the BlackBerry – could fail so quickly.