COO Marty Beard discusses the future of BlackBerry

November 20, 2014

BlackBerry Ltd. COO Marty Beard joined FedScoop TV after his keynote presentation at FedTalks 2014 to discuss the future of his company.

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BlackBerry boosts U.S. government practice with new subsidiary

The company launched BlackBerry Government Solutions last week in downtown D.C., independently dedicated to serving agencies with FedRAMP-compliant cloud offerings.

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COO Marty Beard discusses the future of BlackBerry

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