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Agreed.With mobile phone providers carrying the support workload the IT department doesn't have such a heavy burden, and IT no longer defines or dictates a standard set of OS/Apps/gear as long as the new mobile device works properly with corporate systems. Thus the opportunity arises for workers to actually have a choice. I'm all for it
If users, who have a choice, start to find the iPhone or Android or W7 phone to be a pain in the butt then they will gravitate back to Blackberry.
See post #1.
No one said the company would let them switch back.
I'm saying that if BB is a superior product then users will start to gravitate back to BB after they experience the alternative.
I'm saying that if BB is a superior product then users will start to gravitate back to BB after they experience the alternative.
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