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CEO John Chen has pointed to the mobile company's patent portfolio as a key to its strategy, as BlackBerry has pivoted its plans to software, security and licensing to companies like TCL, which has begun to release products under its name.

Pivot plans to invest the funding in bringing its first microbial product to market in 2019, but the company also has future plans exploring new markets like Canada and Brazil, as well as funding research into a seed treatment application and moving beyond just corn to add microbial products for crops like wheat and rice.

It wasn't until it became painfully apparent that Facebook had nothing to worry about that G+ pivoted to Plan B, its current status: a thin social veneer atop all of Google's products.

When the Minnesota Twins balked at a one-on-trade for pitching prospect Jose DeLeon, the Dodgers pivoted to Plan B: trading DeLeon to the Tampa Bay Rays for Forsythe.

Those firms who focus on acknowledging the mistake and then pivot toward plans for the future including how they will take responsibility and fix the mistake are handling crises better.

The Asia Pivot plan instead reflects U.S. insistence on competing with China by controlling the pricing and flow of valuable minerals and fossil fuels found in the region.

Well, they're going to have to pivot that plan as well.

You have to be prepared to pivot your plan and be agile enough to move things around.

Then she pivoted to Clinton's plans to expand public preschool and address skyrocketing student debt.

Well-funded startups like Pepper Tap Grofers and TinyOwl have this year scaled back on ambitious expansion plans and pivoted as VCs showed a reluctance to continue to fund business with high cash burn and a long window to profitability.

Even Swarm pivoted from a social planning utility to a social game you play IRL.