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HTC is a global technology company founded in 1997 that designs and manufactures smartphones and other wireless devices, with over 4,900 employees worldwide. HTC has a strong focus on research and development, investing hundreds of millions of dollars and having the largest Windows Mobile development team, and is recognized as an innovation leader in the mobile technology industry. HTC partners with major wireless carriers and has a global presence across North America, Europe, Asia, and other regions.
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HTC is a Taiwanese manufacturer of smartphones and tablets founded in 1997. It has global operations in Taiwan, China, the UK, US, and Japan. HTC focuses on innovation and has released many "world's first" devices including the first color Pocket PC in 2000. It has a large R&D team and spends heavily on innovation and developing new technologies. HTC aims to provide customers with a wide portfolio of products and customization for operators worldwide.
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Nokia is a large, multinational telecommunications company headquartered in Finland. It has over 500 researchers at its Nokia Research Center and produces mobile devices that operate on networks around the world. Nokia emphasizes speed, flexibility, and a flat organizational structure, while maintaining policies and practices that promote ethics, sustainability, and compliance with laws and regulations. It is committed to minimizing the environmental impact of its products and operations through initiatives like take-back programs for recycling old phones.
Nokia
Nokia began in the early 1800s and entered the telecommunications market in 1990. In the late 1990s and early 2000s, Nokia introduced many new phones and gained a large market share. However, Nokia failed to keep up with competitors and lost market share in the mid-2000s. Nokia's new strategy focuses on growing new businesses, transforming operations, and building on its strengths to ensure future success.
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The computer hardware industry in India has a market of Rs. 32,500 crore, accounting for 32% of the IT industry. Personal computers make up the largest segment at 32.5% of the market, followed by network equipment, computer peripherals, and storage devices. The top players in the market are HP, Lenovo, Dell, Acer, and HCL. The industry has seen annual growth rates ranging from -7% to 18% over the past decade. Key factors like pricing trends, FDI inflows, Porter's 5 forces analysis, and SWOT analysis are discussed in relation to the future potential of the computer hardware industry in India.
Computer industry report
1. Computing has evolved from mechanical adding machines in the 1600s to fully electronic computers by the mid-1900s. 2. Key developments included Babbage's analytical engine in 1821, Herman Hollerith's use of punched cards for census data in 1880, and the first general-purpose electronic computer, ENIAC, in 1946. 3. The computer industry is now characterized by oligopolistic competition among a few large firms like Apple and Dell that produce differentiated products and engage in non-price competition around technology.
My experience timeline 1
Victor Abuharoon founded several companies in the wireless industry beginning in 1995. Over the next two decades, he grew these companies through strategic partnerships and acquisitions to become a global leader in mobile device repair, remanufacturing, and reverse logistics. Some key milestones included establishing facilities in China, the Dominican Republic, and other locations to perform repairs and remanufacturing for major carriers and OEMs. By 2013, the companies employed over 2,000 people globally and processed millions of devices and parts each year.
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1. Nokia: Connecting People
2. History
3. Factors for Global Success
4.Types of Consumer Bases
5. Developing Markets
6. Competitive Markets
7. Analysing the Competition
8. Current Digital Age
9. Nokia Sales
10. Marketing Techniques
11. Advertisement
12. Celebrity Endorsement
13. Microsoft Collaboration
14. Global Leadership
15. Stats
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18. World's largest
19. What's Next for Nokia?
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7. Analysing the Competition
8. Current Digital Age
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10. Marketing Techniques
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12. Celebrity Endorsement
13. Microsoft Collaboration
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16. Distribution Network
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21. Recap
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- 2. Company Snapshot Founded: May 1997 Global Operations: Taiwan, China United Kingdom United States Japan Wireless Operator Europe: T-Mobile, O2, Orange, Vodafone, TIM, Telefonica US: Verizon, Sprint, AT&T, T-Mobile USA Japan: NTT DoCoMo, Softbank Mobile OEM: Palm, HP, Dell Employees: 4,904 total, 1,245 R&D (May of 2007) 2006 Revenue: US$ 3,156 Million
- 3. Market Convergence Voice Centric 2.5G / 3G / 3.5G Devices Data Centric Handset Smartphone PDA Notebook HTC’s Market Focus Internet + Push Email + Multimedia + Office + Messaging PDA Phone HTC Focus
- 4. Remarkable Recognition of Achievement Innovation The hottest tech outfit you never heard of ( Business Week,2006) A leading maker of PDAs, PDA Phones, and Smartphones (Wall Street Journal, 2005) One of the 29 Best Business Ideas in the world ( Business 2.0, 2005) No. 10 among the 2005 Best Reputable Benchmark Corporations (Common Wealth, October 2005) Performance No. 1 performing company in Taiwan. No. 4 of Asia's best-performing companies by Business Week in 2006 No. 3 among global IT companies in the 2006 Info Tech 100 of Business Week. No.1 in the Info Tech 100 in Taiwan in 2005 & 2006.
- 5. Innovation Breakthrough Apr98 World’s first Palm-Size PDA May 00 Compaq iPAQ Pocket PDA Jan 01 World’s first wireless PDA May 02 World’s first color wireless PDA Oct 02 World’s first Smartphone Sept 04 MDA III PDA phone with slider May 06Aug 05 Jul 06 CDMA EVDO phone Sep 05 HTC TyTN World’s first Tri-band UMTS PDA World’s first 3G PDA phone MTeoR World’s first 3G Smartphone The Most Powerful Mobile Office Feb 07 HTC Shift Groundbreaking Computing Devices Feb 07
- 6. Relentless Commitment to R&D Largest Windows Mobile Device R&D team worldwide Strong management experience in handheld market Unparalleled design expertise in RF, logic , software, mechanical and power Multimedia 222 300 420 900 1075 600 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 R&D Personnel R&D Investments 84 9 21 30 14 20052000 2001 2002 2004 (US$ million) 62 2003 1367 2006 89 2006
- 7. Extending Value to Customers Superior R&D Capability Superior R&D Capability •Full Tech bandwidth, 2.5G, 3G, CDMA, WiFi, Bluetooth •Sophisticated field test, integration, and RF capability •Strong Innovation and deliver on time •Full Tech bandwidth, 2.5G, 3G, CDMA, WiFi, Bluetooth •Sophisticated field test, integration, and RF capability •Strong Innovation and deliver on time Abundant Product Portfolio Abundant Product Portfolio •Around 10-15 new models yearly •Seamless innovation for market evolution every year •Different Tech, Usage, Function combination •Around 10-15 new models yearly •Seamless innovation for market evolution every year •Different Tech, Usage, Function combination Widespread Customer Base Widespread Customer Base •Over 50 operators and distributors worldwide •Customization for global operators •From handset provider to Enterprise solution provider •Over 50 operators and distributors worldwide •Customization for global operators •From handset provider to Enterprise solution provider Brand RecognitionBrand Recognition •Direct service to end users •Enterprise opportunity •Aim to be the best Choice of Windows Mobile Devices •Direct service to end users •Enterprise opportunity •Aim to be the best Choice of Windows Mobile Devices
- 8. Abundant Product Portfolio Smartphone PDABest Mobile Office PDA Phone
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- 10. Strengthening the Global Presence USA Seattle Chicago Miami Sau Paulo MEA Dubai ASIA Taipei, Taiwan Tokyo, Japan Hong Kong Singapore Malaysia Indonesia Australia Thailand India Philippines EUROPE Slough, UK Copenhagen, Nordics Benelux Paris, France Madrid, Spain Rome, Italy Frankfurt, Germany Warsaw, Poland Greece Moscow, Russia
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