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Identified the three basic approaches used by Motorola to produce innovation.

Explained the objective of increasing market power within an industry and overcoming entry barriers to enter other markets or regions

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Identified the three basic approaches used by Motorola to produce innovation.

Explained the objective of increasing market power within an industry and overcoming entry barriers to enter other markets or regions.

The product is marketed as exciting, innovative and a stigma of "now" is associated with the product. Knowing this, Motorola used the following three steps ...

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