25 Quotes by Todd Kort

We've advised them to look at alternatives, but most companies are staying put.

There are companies I talk with that are absolutely livid.

There are plenty of other push-e-mail solutions out there, but I would say 75 percent of BlackBerry users look at other devices and don't find any of them particularly attractive.

The only question is whether the judge may allow the case to drag out a bit further or whether he's going to force some action this spring.

Since November 30th, I've talked to about 80 different companies, and only about four of them are seriously considering moving away from RIM.

People will keep using (Palm OS Garnet). For the average user, who doesn't use more than 20 percent of their device, they don't know the difference.

I don't hear anything about there being any shortage of ISPs in this market, so they may find it a bit difficult.

Casio is perceived as more of a consumer-oriented company and they're playing in an enterprise market.

Given RIM is likely to generate at least $1.5 billion in revenue from the U.S. alone this year, it just would make a lot of sense for RIM to settle for whatever amount they can.