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    NASA spin-off technologies have had great impact on many people around the world‚ whether it be artificial limbs‚ cochlear implants‚ solar energy‚ GPS or water purifiers. But one particular invention has directly affected me and more than 25‚000 other people in the United States. NASA has also helped SpeedoUSA develop the LZR Racer‚ the world’s fastest swimsuit in 2007 and 2008. In fact‚ during the Beijing Olympics‚ every gold medal was a swimmer wearing a LZR Racer. (Gerbis‚ 2009) The suit helped

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    completely intentional!). The Motorola Droid line of smartphones is considered to be one of the most popular Android smartphone out there. According to data recorded by AdMob which is a mobile phone advertising agency‚ in 2009 (after low 2008 sales) Motorola Droid snagged 24% market share of all Android devices just after one month of being on the market‚ just under the top spot held the Dream by HTC which holds 36% respectively. (Kameka‚ 2009)Product from In the case of Motorola Mobility‚ they’re in a

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    Motorola Knowledge-Based Manufacturing Sonora Sourcing Case Study August 15‚ 2006 Wendy Vittori Motorola Inc.‚ Embedded Communications Computing Agenda Motorola – Embedded Communications Computing - Background The Situation The Solution Results Additional Information Embedded Communications Computing Our Products and Solutions DRILL DOWN Our Global Operations Our Position in Motorola  DRILL DOWN Our Position in the Industry Motorola Ranked #1 “The highest ranked vendor by the TEMs in

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    Motorola: China Experience* This news was unsettling but expected for Brian Lu‚ the General Manager of Motorola China’s Personal Communication Sector. He had just received a report on the most updated market analysis. The report was on the intensifying of market competition in the Chinese cellular phone industry and stressed the emerging Chinese brands‚ among which TCL is the current leader. TCL is eating shares from all of the international brands including Motorola. He knew the Chinese

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    WLAN & WiNG 5 Technical Proposal Overview on Motorola Solution and WiNG 5 Motorola is the third largest vendor of wireless LAN access points with approximately 9% of the North American market and the Motorola WLAN portfolio offers a comprehensive portfolio of wireless access points and controllers providing the flexibility to deploy the right solution for any deployment. All Motorola network elements (access points and controllers alike) run the same Wireless Next Generation version

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    employee training worldwide. Finally‚ Motorola’s distinctive competence clearly revolves around their commitment to quality. It is the Six Sigma quality‚ a perfection rate of 99.9997%. 2. Describe how Motorola might have arrived at its current strategy as a result of a SWOT analysis. Motorola started to consider the threats or opportunity for the organization. As the Japanese firms began to flood the U.S. market‚ they identified them as a threat. When they decided to fight back and regain the

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    Operations Analysis: Motorola Mary Pugh BSA 523 – Operations Management Averett University Dr. Bruton November 8‚ 2013 Motorola Solutions‚ Inc. is an American data communications and telecommunications equipment provider that succeeded Motorola Inc. following the spin-off of the mobile phones division into Motorola mobility in 2011. (motorola.com) Motorola Inc. was an American multi-national telecommunications company based in Schaumburg‚ Illinois. The company was founded

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    Motorola Mobility‚ the ailing cellphone maker that Google bought in May‚ told employees Sunday that it would lay off 20 percent of its work force and close a third of its 94 offices worldwide. The cuts are the first step in Google’s plan to reinvent Motorola‚ which has fallen far behind its biggest competitors‚ Apple and Samsung‚ and to shore up its Android mobile business and expand beyond search and software into the manufacture of hardware. The turnaround effort will also be a referendum on

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    Motorola Inc. Company overview: Motorola is a leading provider of wireless communication devices‚ Enterprise mobility solutions and end-to-end broadband systems for homes. The Fortune 100 Company is based in Schaumburg‚ Illinois. Apart from being known for their innovation and R&D facilities their robust manufacturing capabilities have made a mark in the world’s tech arena. It has a strong global presence with centers in over 70 countries and is named as one of America’s Most Admired Companies

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    ALPER KILIC MOTOROLA CASE Stage 1: Identifying and evaluating the need for change Motorola’s strategy was to invent exciting new technologies and then create new markets around them.The company prospered as it executed this strategy in an era of economic growth with virtually no competitive threat in its principal markets. The late 1990s‚ however‚ introduced a new reality when competitors began to bring new products and technologies to market more quickly than Motorola‚ and subsequently

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