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The document summarizes a Brazilian company that manufactures IT and electronic goods. It has grown to become the largest manufacturer of thin clients in Brazil, with over 350,000 machines and 48% market share. The company manufactures its products in a tax-free area, keeps costs low, and has partnerships with major global brands. It aims to continue growing its presence in retail and various market segments in Brazil.
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- 1. A company looking for excellence and a high level of technology. next
- 2. The largest city in the Southern Hemisphere. 18 million inhabitants representing 12.3% of Brazil’s GNP. The 19 th richest city in the world. Founded in 1994. 100% Brazilian. Offices in São Paulo. next
- 3. Products on manufactured in Manaus Tax-free Area. P.P.B. – Basic Production Process Exempt from taxes. More competitive final cost. More than a thousand direct and indirect jobs. next
- 4. Brazil today. Population: 185 million inhabitants. Classes A&B – 29% | Class C – 43% | Class D – 25% Class D has doubled its consumption of consumer durables in recent years. Electrical goods Further growth in billings expected around 10% in 2010. IT Projected growth of 12% in 2010. Reaching 12.7 million computers. The 4 th largest IT market in the world. next
- 5. Calendário começa em 1994, passa bem rápido e chega em 2007, 2008 e 2009 http://www.semptoshiba.com.br/institucional/historico-da-empresa/linha-do-tempo.aspx Timeline next
- 6. Billings on the increase. 100 80 60 40 20 0 millions 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 projection next
- 7. 100% Brazilian manufacture. Own engineering. Software Development for MS CE | XP Standard | Linux. next
- 8. Ready to enter the global market. Major certifications. ISO 9000 InMetro HCL Hardware Compatibility List Anatel UL Citrix Ready/Vmware MSM WEP Microsoft Windows Embedded Partner next
- 9. Quality attracts quality. Partnership with the top names in the world market. next
- 10. Fields of activity: IT Electronic Goods next
- 11. The largest thin client base in Brazil. More than 350 thousand machines. Market leader with 48% of market share. Source: IDC next
- 12. Strong market presence. Expansion into retail market. The new e-max brand. Notebooks | Netbooks | Desktop | Motherboards OEM/ODM Projects next
- 13. Technological Partnership Pandigital world leader/Digital Photo Frame and Photo scanners. next
- 14. NagraVision World Leader in Digital Content Security for Pay TV. 120 operators worldwide. 114 million active devices Technological Partnership next
- 15. Brazil’s Operations. TVA | Telefônica | Net | Oi | Embratel More than 3 million active devices. Brazil's office next
- 16. Market Segments Retail Market Distributors System Integratiors OEM/ODM Corporate Telco Companies Pay TV Operator Private Government next
- 17. A broad spectrum of technical assistance and support besides an efficient Customer Support guarantee that customers are served rapidly and efficiently. 213 RMA Centers next
- 18. Tecnoworld always has the latest products, keeping a step ahead of the Brazilian market. next
- 19. THANK YOU.