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Sameer Patel

Stealth • 8m

Business Incidents BlackBerry a pioneer in the smartphone industry. Despite initially dominating the market with its secure email and messaging services, BlackBerry failed to innovate and adapt to the rapidly changing smartphone landscape. The company's reluctance to embrace touchscreen technology and its slow response to competition from Apple's iPhone and Android devices led to a significant decline in market share. BlackBerry's failure to evolve its product offerings and meet changing consumer preferences ultimately resulted in a dramatic fall from grace, highlighting the importance of staying agile and responsive in the tech industry.

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