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Ian Chapman-Banks; General manager-marketing for mobile devices in North Asia, Motorola.(Special Report: Global Marketers)
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November 20, 2006| Author:
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Byline: normandy madden
The challenge Ian Chapman-Banks faced in China when he arrived at Motorola in May 2005 was painfully clear.
Motorola once controlled half of China's handset market, but by early last year it trailed Nokia and was barely keeping pace with Asian brands such as Samsung, Sony, TCL and Bird.
Motorola was the preferred brand only among consumers older than 55 and was shunned by young, urban Chinese who establish trends and who are the big spenders on extras such as downloading ringtones.
Motorola turned to Mr. Chapman-Banks, who's comfortable ...
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