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I am not sure that Zander is the visionary that Motorola needs right now - he seemed to be unable to see beyond the RAZR. A new CEO could be good for the company, but I really am not a big fan of Carl Icahn.

 

Submitted: Jul 11, 2007    Views: 401    Comments: 5    Likes: 4   


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LikeItIs

Motorola seems to always have problems. I never liked the Razr and I like Motorola even less. What was that fiasco from a couple of years ago? Iridium, right?

Posted: Jul 11, 2007

Mkhan
Mkhan

Not sure whether Zander stays or goes, but the stock has given up all of its gains after hours - they warned again.

Posted: Jul 11, 2007

RobMinton
RobMinton

Zander clearly misunderstood the market for Razrs, just as he had misunderstood the market for servers and killed Sun in his previous job. I do think that the company can make a turnaround, however, even if he stays as CEO.

Posted: Jul 11, 2007

LikeItIs

He's a corporate hack. Do you notice how the same names keep getting recycled. It's like baseball managers.

Posted: Jul 11, 2007

JDonahue
JDonahue

I agree with the comment above. I lost my entire savings on Sun Microsystems in 2000 because of his poor leadership. I'd stay away from Motorola as long as he is there.

Posted: Jul 12, 2007



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