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  Chen makes four factual claims but doesn't support them. First he says that "our EMM [enterprise mobile management] customer base is much larger than any of the other vendors in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Device Management and it is growing." It's not clear what Chen means by this: if he is asserting that BlackBerry still has a long list of big and medium-sized companies with enterprise BES licenses, and at least some BlackBerry devices in use, then he's correct. But so what? His appeal to BlackBerry's historical success obscures the fact that today "enterprise mobility" no longer means simply Microsoft Windows laptops and BlackBerry smartphones.

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 Chen makes four factual claims but doesn't support them. First he says that "our EMM [enterprise mobile management] customer base is much larger than any of the other vendors in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile Device Management and it is growing." It's not clear what Chen means by this: if he is asserting that BlackBerry still has a long list of big and medium-sized companies with enterprise BES licenses, and at least some BlackBerry devices in use, then he's correct. But so what? His appeal to BlackBerry's historical success obscures the fact that today "enterprise mobility" no longer means simply Microsoft Windows laptops and BlackBerry smartphones.
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