In case you’re not familiar with the company, Motorola was the cellphone firm that developed the popular Rzar phone. They were on the top of their game, making billions and owning more than 20% of the market.
However, when they failed to come up with a new cellphone, their competitors, iPhone and Blackberry, already started to rise to fame and the company was soon split.
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3 thoughts on “6 Decisions That Destroyed Successful Companies”
You should add Verizon and Disney to the list of politically incorrect companies that will fall soon
This is a great article. It really proves honesty is the best policy. The common thread for these companies failing was greed .
Motorola and Kodak sniffed around a digital segment merger but neither “Legend in Their Own Mind” could make it happen. A tragic U.S. missed opportunity