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Published On: Mar 16, 2007 11:12 AM
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Published On: Mar 16, 2007 11:12 AM
Slumping Tiger, Driven Dragon
From the SH
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Article that quotes David saying the MOT
will move much (all) of its manufacturing to
China.
MOT hasn't of course, and while I may have egg on my face for the prediction (especially since MOT is for all intents an purposes bailing out of its PRC semiconductor commitments,) I still believe that Motorola needs to accept the fact that China is and continues to be its competitive advantage. The company only has a short time left to leverage that advantage. Most Japanese mobile phone manufacturers are here, the Koreans are setting up shop, and even NOK starting to outsource in the PRC.
Perhaps the new adult supervision at Motorola will change things. Anyway, read the original quote at this posting at Huaren.org.
MOT hasn't of course, and while I may have egg on my face for the prediction (especially since MOT is for all intents an purposes bailing out of its PRC semiconductor commitments,) I still believe that Motorola needs to accept the fact that China is and continues to be its competitive advantage. The company only has a short time left to leverage that advantage. Most Japanese mobile phone manufacturers are here, the Koreans are setting up shop, and even NOK starting to outsource in the PRC.
Perhaps the new adult supervision at Motorola will change things. Anyway, read the original quote at this posting at Huaren.org.
Posted: Sun - March 7, 2004 at 07:52 PM