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your reports.  Four Ways BlackBerry Can Win Back Subscribers,
Get Back to Its Roots   BlackBerry has to offer solutions that
support its claim to be the most secure and efficient messaging
platform on the planet.  BlackBerry (NASDAQ:BBRY) used to be
known worldwide for secure messaging. How did we know our
BlackBerry messaging was secure?  BlackBerry offered consumers a
service called BIS, and it used a proprietary network (far from
the Wild West of the Internet) to compress, encrypt, and push
messages out to customers. Moreover, BIS was intelligent enough
to follow the user wherever they travelled, thereby saving loads
of roaming fees. It also had PIN-based messages if you wanted to
appear really stealthy.  BIS was a "walled garden" email and
messaging system. One had to be a member (subscriber) to enter
the garden, and thus it felt…well, secure. BlackBerry, via BIS
(and its enterprise big brother BES), was synonymous with
secure, compressed, pus