BlackBerry has certainly seen better days. Not only is it struggling to move enough phones, but also to keep its senior management in place. Heck, it wasn’t long ago when we saw the Canadian company letting go of 250 research and development staff in its headquarters of Waterloo, Canada.
And now, three more senior executives are leaving BlackBerry:
- Doug Kozak, vice-president, Corporate IT Operations
- Carmine Arabia, senior vice-president, Global Manufacturing and Supply Chain
- Graeme Whittington, vice-president, Service Operations
This, however, may not be that bad after all, or at least that’s what they want us to believe. Here’s what BlackBerry spokeswoman Rebecca Freiburger had to say on this: “We are in the second phase of our transformation plan where we will be assessing our organization – from top to bottom – to ensure we have the right people in the right roles with the right skill sets to drive new opportunities in mobile computing.”
[Via: N4BB]