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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Wednesday, 15 November 2006 | |
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Page 2 of 2 Moloney, said: "The addition of Broadbus Technologies will bring Motorola's video delivery platform one step closer to enabling [our] vision of seamless mobility by providing us with field-proven content management and delivery solutions. Service providers will be able to take advantage of a complete end-to-end seamless video experience enabled by Motorola technology to extend their customer relationships." Featured Whitepaper
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At the time, Greg Brown, president of Motorola's Networks and Enterprise business, said: "Motorola and Symbol share a common vision of providing enterprise mobility solutions. Symbol's world-class product platform complements Motorola's vision of seamless mobility and will be the core of Motorola's enterprise group." He claimed that combining assets, expertise, customer and supplier bases and industry-leading products, would put Motorola at the forefront of enterprise mobility. On completion of the Netopia acquisition, Netopia will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Motorola and will be integrated into Motorola's Connected Home Solutions business. Motorola says it intends to maintain Netopia's headquarters in Emeryville, California, which will serve as the new headquarters of Motorola's global voice and data CPE business. The acquisition is expected to be completed in early 2007.{moscomment} |
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