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    Robert W. Galvin

    Galvin led Motorola to become the second largest producer of semiconductors in the nation in the mid-1960s, and by 1984, Motorola had $2.5 billion in semiconductor sales. In the 1970s and 80s, Galvin also... View Details
    Keywords: Computers & Electronics

      William P. Lear

      Long before he invented the autopilot and the executive jet that bears his name, Lear was a pioneer in the development of radio technology. A self-taught engineer, Lear developed the prototype for the first practical automobile radio which he sold to View Details
      Keywords: Automotive & Aerospace
      • 18 Sep 2000
      • Research & Ideas

      Big Deals: Financing Large-Scale Investments

      instead of traditional, on-balance sheet corporate finance. Consider, for instance, Iridium LLC, a $5.5-billion global satellite communications firm backed by Motorola that filed for bankruptcy in August, 1999, and appears to be worth... View Details
      Keywords: by Julia Hanna
      • 24 Apr 2014
      • News

      Helping India’s energy crisis, one bulb at a time

      experience with Motorola Mobility, Yarlagadda saw a safe and economical solution. Yarlagadda developed a solar-powered LED lantern that turns a few hours of sunlight into more than double the lighting power. “I priced my lanterns at $25... View Details
      • 16 Jan 2014
      • Research & Ideas

      Resolving Patent Disputes that Impede Innovation

      licensors and licensees tend to have differing opinions about what constitutes "fair" and "reasonable." Hence the spate of recent lawsuits. For instance, last September a federal jury ruled in favor of Microsoft and against Google-owned View Details
      Keywords: by Carmen Nobel; Technology; Legal Services
      • Profile

      Raghu Yarlagadda

      image and video processing. For four years, he worked at Motorola Mobility among the engineers who developed high-definition television technology. In the third year of his employment, he contributed to one of the first wireless set-top... View Details
      • 01 Jun 1999
      • News

      Moir Donelson

      creating a youth development program in rural Louisiana while serving in the Army or increasing revenues (by $39 million) as an engineer and administrator at Motorola in Texas (where he also tutored students), Donelson has shown great... View Details
      Keywords: Susan Young
      • 14 Feb 2005
      • Research & Ideas

      The World in Your Palm?

      the function, Miner said. "A lot of people buy phones today for fashion purposes," he said, noting that his own Motorola Razr phone, one of the hottest-selling on the market, is great on looks, but has a clunky user interface.... View Details
      Keywords: by Sean Silverthorne
      • 14 Jun 2004
      • Research & Ideas

      The Big Money for Big Projects

      corporate finance. A good example is Iridium, the $6 billion global satellite telecommunications firm that went bankrupt in August 1999. Had Motorola financed this investment on balance sheet or guaranteed all the debt, it might have... View Details
      Keywords: by Ann Cullen; Financial Services
      • 01 Dec 2006
      • News

      Inside Intel

      Intel “was under full siege.” At stake was the fate of the 8086 [a 16-bit microprocessor], which Bill Davidow [head of Intel’s microcomputer division] labeled, with some hyperbole, “the linchpin of the entire corporation.” The principal attackers were Zilog and... View Details
      Keywords: Richard S. Tedlow; Hanna, Julia; technology; manufacturing; innovation; Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing; Manufacturing; Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing; Manufacturing
      • 30 Oct 2012
      • First Look

      First Look: October 30

      acquisition of Motorola by Google, the Microsoft-Nokia alliance, the rise of Samsung, and the extensive patent wars-each raised questions about how HTC could continue its upward trajectory. In a rapidly evolving and increasingly... View Details
      Keywords: Sean Silverthorne
      • 01 Sep 2014
      • News

      Afghanistan’s Hope and Light

      matching the entire US division in revenues. “After that I was hit up by Motorola to run their GSM [Global System for Mobile communications] operation in Pakistan, which is where I discovered mobile—and the rest, as they say, is history.”... View Details
      Keywords: Julia Hanna
      • 19 Feb 2019
      • First Look

      New Research and Ideas, February 19, 2019

      smartwatch industry recently saw a dramatic uptick in competition. Apple had introduced its smartwatch the prior year, other established technology companies such as Samsung and Motorola offered smartwatches, U.S.-based fitness tracker... View Details
      Keywords: Sean Silverthorne
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