RE:Sabotage/deliberate incompetence?You likely put out more than 2 cents worth Princess and while maybe not quite100 % agreement with all your thoughts,many retail shareholders will be closely aligned.
BlackBerry's future appears to in large measure boil down to:
1.)
What ethical and legal principals are shareholders actually able to force B of D to apply to executive group?
Anything at all?
Sadly, the board has been nothing more than a body to give "Rubber Stamp" approval to terribly destructive and costly management decisions for far too many years.
2.
Creating an operational model that would genuinely allow for BlackBerry to be an acquisition or merger target.
On that count, their continuing staff reductions are probably positive because it allows for lowered severance costs and related administrative expenses to be considered by whomever absorbs BBRY.
I.e. the M & A cost is primarily for actual assets . I believe that has been the only goal since the last couple of years of John Chen's term.