This interesting graphic is a simplified history showing the rise and fall of RIM. Research in Motion and the Blackberry are not done yet, but they are teetering on the edge.
This graphic is courtesy of Julianna Davies and her team at MBAONLINE.com
Death of Research in Motion RIM and the Blackberry
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JANE · October 4, 2012 at 10:18 am
oh.. that was the sad thing..
Ian Matthews · October 8, 2012 at 8:53 pm
Soooooo Sad… but the good news is their cash is up and their sales are up. The market for smart phones is expanding so quickly that their market share of new device sales in 2012 is half of what it was in 2011, but the raw sales volume is up.
They still have a chance if they can continue to avoid burning the $2.5+ BILLION cash reserves.