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'Next generation must work hard and Create businesses rather than becoming investors too early in life" says Uday kotak

BlackBerry vs. iPhone: A Market Survey 📱 1. User Base : -BlackBerry: Corporate professionals, security-focused users. -iPhone: Mass-market appeal, from Gen Z to executives. 2. Key Strengths : -BlackBerry: Enterprise-grade security, physical keyboa

Do you remember Nokia 3310 - the indestructible phone? Nokia was the king of phones between 1998 to 2011 (14 years) but it has now disappeared from the market. So what exactly webt wrong with this giant? In late 2000s there was a shift from featur

🤯This is how Blackberry killed itself. Back in 2010, Blackberry had a 43% market share in smartphones. However, by 2016, it was down to 0%. So, why did people abandon Blackberry? 🧐 See, in the 2000s, Blackberry was the ultimate status symbol, us

•Nokia Technology Strategy 2030: Nokia has identified trends and emerging technologies that will shape technology, networks, and the world for the next seven years. The key trends influencing Nokia’s Technology Strategy 2030 are AI, cloud continuum

if NOKIA wants to come-back,what should be their strategy ? what could they possibly do or change become the old king again ?

Inspirational insights : The quotes collection:- "Always dream and shoot higher than you know you can do. Do not bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself. " - WILLIAM FAULKNER Like, share,

good decision but it is user's responsibility now to select the deserving good ideas, rather than those spammers with a copy pasted idea as shit becoming winners but decreasing the top 1,2,3 prize money was bad move

Just watched Blackberry Business movie based on blackberry success and then downfall . 🔥 Truly Inspiring for me and This movies shows us the importance of competitive research and future Strategic planning for protecting your company from upcoming

The Fall of BlackBerry: Market Leader ➡️ Forgotten Brand BlackBerry was once synonymous with smartphones. In 2009, it controlled nearly 50% of the U.S. smartphone market, offering secure email and its iconic physical keyboard. By 2016, its share fel