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CEO John Thompson said he is concerned that U.S. economic woes would hurt consumer sales of Norton security software.
The BlackBerry maker is expected to face competition from low-cost rivals already operating in China, including a popular local device known as the RedBerry.
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The company is relying on four products -- two from OpenView and two from its acquisition of Mercury Interactive -- to focus on service health monitoring.
Unlike its traditional application business, the company has built a more conventional sales force to hawk its enterprise-targeted products, including Google Apps.
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