I agree, something like what you outline is badly needed. Uniquely and
unfortunately, the board reports to the CO-CEOs and the shareholders are not
likely to replace them.
As I said before, there are probably enough new products (that currently do
not fit management’s vision) lying around that one or more of them could
become the future. Like the Motorola’s razor, management and very likely
the large customers are saying they do not like these items. However, I
would bet at least some of them make sense to consumers.
RIM also has the transition to the new OS. That will take time and lots of
vetting. This company has done only one major OS in its history.
PJ, you are right about the US analysts not paying attention. The big
question for theses guys will be “How did the handset business generate so
much revenue and associated profit?”
Finally, we are all Monday morning quarterbacks and while this is
interesting I am not sure it is productive.
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