Blackberry: Mobile World Congress 2014: BlackBerry Forges Ahead with Introduction of New Products and Services

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The BlackBerry executive team is at Mobile World Congress, this week, underscoring their strategy with a renewed focus on core strengths in security, productivity, communications and collaboration. There’s a lot to cover, including newly announced enterprise solutions, partnerships, and smartphone models that enable enterprises and individuals to maximize their productivity, communication and collaboration.

In an overview, John Chen, Executive Chairman and CEO at BlackBerry had this to say:
“We have engineered a new strategy to stabilize the company and restore our customers’ confidence in BlackBerry. The announcements made during Mobile World Congress demonstrate that BlackBerry is looking to the future and bringing solutions to market that matter most to our customers. These secure solutions emphasize our strengths in enterprise mobility, while empowering end users to become more productive with technologies that drive communications and collaboration.”

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