BlackBerry three executives leave headquarters have laid off 250 people

Sina Science and technology news Beijing time August 8 morning, according to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), the BlackBerry company has three executives will leave. About two weeks ago, the BlackBerry had laid off 250 people at Waterloo headquarters in Ontario Prov., Canada, all of whom were new testers. The report said three outgoing BlackBerry executives were: Doug Kozak, vice president of Corporate information Technology (Doug Kozac), senior vice president of global manufacturing and supply chain Kalmin Arabia (Carmine Arabia) and vice president of Services Gremy Whittington (Graeme Whittington). "We are in the second phase of the transition period, during which we will conduct a thorough assessment of the company to ensure that people with the right skills can play a suitable role in the company," said BlackBerry spokeswoman Ribecca Feux Rebecca Freiburger in an e-mail. Help us to open up new development opportunities in the mobile computing age. "BlackBerry announced late July this year that the company has laid off 250 people in its new product testing Center, which supports BlackBerry research and development. The BlackBerry also confirmed that David J. Smith, executive vice president of the company's mobile computing business, had been Smith for "personal reasons". Smith was in charge of the BlackBerry Playbook tablet computer business. BlackBerry announced last year that it plans to cut some 5,000 employees as part of its restructuring plan. At present, in the fiercely competitive smartphone market, BlackBerry and Apple and Samsung and other technology giants have a fierce battle, trying to restore the previous status. The latest BlackBerry smartphone Q5 will be on the Canadian market by August 13. Sail)