Like+1SharePin ItShareNow is the hour of RIM shareholder discontent. Research In Motion has lost much of its market value in the past 12 months and is fighting for relevance and, perhaps, its life, while it refocuses the company on delivering BlackBerry 10, its cross-product platform solution that could change everything — if the company can deliver it in time. In the meantime, RIM is now doing the “Strategic Options” dance, a process that could mean anything from breakup, to merger, to licensing of BlackBerry software to other companies to outright sale. In a fast-paced and engaging conversation with RIM CEO Thorsten Heins, the seemingly unflappable (a stark contrast from his predecessor) Heins said his company is “looking at all options.
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