Will Motorola recover international competitive power?

       Dear Valued Customers, Partners and Friends

  As we already know, Motorola had decided to spin-off its struggling handset business at the behest of investors. The plan calls for the creation of two independent and publicly traded companies: Mobile Devices and Broadband & Mobility Solutions, the latter of which will house the enterprise and the home networking businesses.

Motorola plans to make the move some time in 2009, and the spin-out will take the form of a tax-free distribution to shareholders.

In spite of their plan, Will both companies recover international competitive power?

We had even all  heard the rumors, Motorola will not  retain his Brand.  

While it's difficult to imagine the handset business losing the Motorola brand, Motorola Newer CEO Greg Brown noted that the brand is also trusted on the networking and enterprise side, and They have a lot of intellectual property rights as well as shared services and systems too.

But what does Motorola's change of heart mean for corporate customers and individual users?   Will we really be able to use Motorola phones like lasier once again? Will both companies  recover international competitive power? What Motorola phones will Market really allow to run on its network?

To find out the answers to these tough questions, We have to waiting for their another action and has put together a guide detailing what Motorola's strategic Choice initiative means for Market and Customer.

Anyway, I only wish you the best of business!

With Compliments SELNIX

Kim Kyeong-Hwan
CEO/President
klion2000@selnix.com
SUNGHAN ELECTRONIS Co.Ltd