Motorola faced a crisis as it lost market share in the mobile phone industry. It was seen as too slow to innovate and missed opportunities like the transition to 3G and the smartphone revolution led by Apple. However, Motorola had historically found success through a focus on quality, quick response to customer needs, participative management, and heavy investment in research and development. To solve its crisis, Motorola would need to re-emphasize these strengths and better understand customer attitudes to regain its competitive position.