Samsung was founded in 1938 in South Korea as a small trading company and is now a multinational conglomerate headquartered in Seoul. It is composed of numerous affiliated businesses united under the Samsung brand, including Samsung Electronics which is the world's largest electronics company. Samsung Electronics was established in 1969 and initially manufactured appliances like TVs and refrigerators. It is now a global leader in semiconductors, telecommunications equipment, and digital media. Samsung has overtaken competitors like Motorola to become the largest technology company by revenue and the top global brand in electronics.
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Samsung's U.S. divisions represent a wide range of technology disciplines that include consumer electronics, corporate technology solutions, consumer and business telecommunications, semiconductors, and information systems.
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The Push for Innovation at Samsung Display was presented by Brian Berkeley, Senior Vice President, Samsung Display America Lab, Samsung Display Company during a recent press event in San Francisco featuring Samsung components.
From its inception as a small export business in Korea, Samsung has grown to become one of the world's leading electronics companies, specializing in digital appliances and media & semiconductors. Today, Samsung's innovative and top quality products and processes are world recognized.
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WITH $176 BILLI0N in revenues in 2017, Samsung
Electronics is the crown jewel of Samsung Group, with
its mobile division contributing some 7 5 percent of the
conglomerate's overall profits. The Samsung Group is
one of the biggest conglomerates globally. In compari-
son, the U.S. conglomerate General Electric had some
$ 150 billion in revenues, while the Tata group of India
registered $I04 billion in the same year. Indeed, Sam-
sung is the largest chaebol in South Korea, making up
one-third of the entire stock market domestically, and it
is the country's biggest exporter. Chaebols are family-
owned multinational companies typical of South
Korea, whose economy is dominated by a small num-
ber of chaebols (including LG, Hyundai, Kia Motors,
SK Group, and others).
As impressive as the achievements of the largest
chaebol rn South Korea may sound, Samsung Elec-
tronics is facing a host of challenges, creating a per-
fect storm that calls into question Samsung's future
viability. In recent years, the Korean conglomerate has
been beset with crises, including:
. Leadership. Lee Kun-hee, Samsung's iconic
chairman and long-time leader, remains incap acr'
tated after a heart attack tn 2014. This situation is
creating a leadership vacuum.
o Product recall. In 2016, Samsung's flagship
phone, the Galaxy Note 7, was withdrawn from
the market after some of the new phones spontane-
ously exploded and caught on fire.
. Political scandal. In20I7,LeeJae-yong, the de-facto
leader of Samsung (and son of Lee Kun-hee), was
arrested and charged with bribery, embezzlement,
and pedury in the wake of the scandal surrounding
former South Korean President Park Geun-hye.
Before taking a closer look at the current chal-
lenges, we need first to understand a bit of Sam-
sung's storied history and its role in the South Korean
economy.
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In 1938, when the Western world was still recover-
ing from the Great Depression and World War II was
about to break out, Lee Byung-chul started a small
trading company in Korea (at that time still under
Japanese occupation). He named the trading company
Samsung, which means three stars in Korean, symbol-
rzing big, powerful, and numerous. Samsung started
with just 40 employees and sold noodles and dried sea-
food. It has since diversified into various industries,
including electronics, chemicals, pharmaceuticals,
shipbuilding, financial services, and construction. As
a result, Samsung today is a widely diversified con-
glomerate with over 80 standalone subsidiaries. The
sprawling chaebol has 490,000 employees more than
Apple, Google, and Microsoft combined. Not surpris-
ingly, the huge enterprise exerts a powerful influence
Frank T. Rothaermel prepared this MiniCase from public sources.
He gratefully acknowledges research assistance by Rahul Singh. This
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