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A lot of those billions of copies are sold to corporations that don't give their employees any choice about what software to use.
by illumin8 16y ago
A lot of those billions of copies are sold to corporations that don't give their employees any choice about what software to use.
- ZeroGravitas 16y ago4 out of 10 iPhones sold by AT&T were to enterprises: http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/at-t-exec-4-out-of-10-of-our-iphone-sales-to-enterprises/35145?tag=leftCol;post-4826 http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/at-t-exec-4-out-of-10-of-our-i...
- illumin8 16y agoAt most companies that deploy enterprise phones, employees get a "choice" between Blackberry and iPhone now. Well, iPhone is not always available as a choice, but at my company it is now in the beta phase. Guess what people choose when they actually get a choice?
- ZeroGravitas 16y agoGiven my experience with home computer users over the last decade who all plumped for Windows, I'd suggest that they'd stick with what they know, or buy what everyone else was buying. Since according to the latest NPD numbers Blackberries are still selling more than iPhones in the US, and you say most companies offer a choice it appears Blackberry are better by this metric, just like Windows was better by this metric. I'm thinking it's not a very good metric.