BlackBerry CEO John Chen, who’s been at the helm for just four months, has a looming task ahead of him—bring the once-booming brand back to its glory days. At Techonomy’s recent San Francisco dinner salon, Chen talked with us about the future of BlackBerry, citing its security systems as one key way the company can turn itself around. “It’s the most secure mobile environment,” Chen said. “Today in this world of security complexity, people are not only stealing the data but they’re modifying the data. It’s an enormous opportunity.”
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BlackBerry CEO Chen: Security Is Key to Comeback
BlackBerry CEO John Chen, who's been at the helm for just four months, has a looming task ahead of him—bring the once-booming brand back to its glory days. At Techonomy's recent San Francisco dinner salon, Chen talked with us about the future of BlackBerry, citing its security systems as one key way the company can turn itself around. "It's the most secure mobile environment," Chen said. "Today in this world of security complexity, people are not only stealing the data but they're modifying the data. It's an enormous opportunity."
