Immerse into the captivating chapter 'Losing the Signal - Book Cover', the introductory phase to a compelling narrative. The chapter presents the book's captivating cover design which sets the tone for the rest of the journey through RIM's daunting tale. The aesthetics goes hand in hand with the dramatic story of rise and fall, reflecting the Kodak of smartphones. It subtly hints at disruption, distraction and disjoint teams that sums up the core elements leading to RIM's downfall. This chapter is indeed an enticing preamble to the intriguing journey that awaits ahead.
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