My sources are in Apple Retail, and from what I can piece together, Apple's enterprise sales is truly becoming that - going after Fortune 500 companies, when previously if you had more than 50-100 people and/or computers you were fair game for the enterprise department. Thus, their enterprise department is shrinking, but becoming more focused.
In the past, there was a lot of poaching of deals between departments within Apple - retail would make a deal for >30 machines with an organization, only to have Enterprise call the customer up (they share CRM) and offer the exact same deal with a price below what Retail was allowed to discount.
It's an internal org chart change, as far as I can tell. Why have dedicated enterprise reps in a phone center somewhere that can't have a face-to-face interaction with the customer, when in a lot of areas there's a retail store that can provide that, and get halo sales to employees, etc.