What is the history of Motorola, and what are the major achievements and achievements?

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The reason for Motorola's decline is revealed: arrogance!

According to foreign ** reports, Motorola, which once dominated the world's mobile phones, has rapidly declined in the past two years. While its flagship handset division is still struggling to make a profit, the company is working to turn things around with its broadband performance, procurement, and enterprise equipment business.

Its co-CEO Greg Brown said Motorola should learn the following lessons from the outlook:

First of all, the success of the fist product threatens to mask the harsh reality. He also pointed out that Motorola's historical arrogance is also a painful lesson that the company should learn. For example, Motorola often thinks it understands its customers' needs and doesn't learn to listen to them.

Second, there is a lack of fast and effective communication across the company.

Finally, as long as the company can listen carefully to customer opinions, build a team that communicates quickly from top to bottom, and listen to different opinions and constructive criticism; By promoting the company's inherent culture of excellence, such as focusing on product quality, technology, performance and innovation, you can get out of the predicament. (

To explain the decline of Motorola, it takes at least the thickness of a book.

But to put it simply, it is not accurate to find the positioning in the market and has not kept up with the international mobile phone development trend.

And it's also important to note that Motorola has a lot of business, unlike Nokia, which only does mobile phones, and Motorola's mobile phone business isn't being put at the top of the list, and that's one reason.

Compared with Nokia, there are only a few new machines for motorcycles every year, such as this year's E8, ZN5, A1800, A1600, A810, EM30, and some low-end machines. The configuration is either not up to date with the times or too high. It's not that motorcycles can't make good products, but they don't know what kind of products consumers need.

Poor management, slow self-updating and teaching, many are changing the shell without changing the core.

I can't keep up with the footsteps of Nokia Samsung, and my mobile phone updates are very slow and intelligent. So...

The news that Motorola is about to divest its mobile phone business has evoked nostalgia for its glory days. As electrical engineers, we've been inspired by Motorola's phones, including its first commercial phone, as well as the Startac and Razr series that took the mobile phone world by storm. Motorola has taken on the role of a pioneer in the mobile phone industry, opening up a path for the development of this once nascent industry.

Motorola, Nokia, Siemens and other mobile phones rely on themselves to be well-known brands and master mobile phone technology, and they are always sold at a low level. Later, the demand for mobile phone market became larger and larger, and some domestic companies began to develop and produce, which also drove the enthusiasm of small workshops and perfectly broke the market of low configuration.

The three brands mentioned above always thought that they were the emperor's daughters and did not worry about marrying, but they were doused by domestic brands (including copycats).

Motorola was founded in 1928, entered China in 1987, and has been in China for 28 years until 2015.

Founded in 1928, Motorola is one of the world's top 100 Fortune companies and a global leader in chip manufacturing and electronic communications. In China, Motorola provides customers with seamless mobile communication products and solutions, covering broadband communications, embedded systems and wireless networks. Whether you're at home, in your car, at work, or anywhere else, seamless mobile communications let you connect with who, what, and what you want, anytime, anywhere.

Motorola was founded in 1928 and entered China in 1987.

In 1987, Motorola opened an office in Beijing, officially announcing its entry into Chinese mainland. The first model launched by Motorola in China was the mobile ** that was later called "Big Brother" by the Chinese, the model was the Motorola 3200. At that time, the price was more than 20,000 yuan, and it cost thousands of yuan to access the network, which became a symbol of personal wealth and nobility at that time.

On November 18, 1987, the first large-capacity cellular public mobile communication system in China's mainland was opened in Guangzhou, which began the history of mobile communication development in China's mainland. However, the reporter learned from an interview with Zhuang Biaokang, then deputy director of the long-distance telecommunications bureau of the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Posts and Telecommunications, that the first batch of mobile phone users were born in Shanghai, not Guangzhou. Zhuang Biaokang was in charge of the communication business at that time, and he had a good understanding of the development of mobile communications.

Speaking of which, Shanghai should be the first city in China to develop mobile communications," Zhuang Biaokang told reporters, "Guangzhou announced the opening of the first large-capacity cellular public mobile communication system in November 1987. Although I can't remember exactly when Shanghai opened, it should be earlier than Guangzhou, but the time gap should not be very large. According to Zhuang Biaokang, Shanghai was also introduced and opened in the second half of 1987 to the beginning of 1988 and had the first batch of civilian customers.