Motorola Corporate Strategy This Report Term Paper

If you ever have a concern about unethical or illegal activities, you are expected to take appropriate and consistent action, and inform your manager, the Law Department or the EthicsLine." (Motorola) Conclusion

In conclusion, this report aimed to find the greatest hazard for a corporation to not realize its strategic goals or not meeting the expectations of its stakeholders and investors. The report is designed to explain corporate decisions that are aligned with the corporate goals and objectives and also support the process to and the judgmental calls to a Board of Directors. The company this report focused on was Motorola. The overall objective was to...

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By understanding Motorola's general environment and issues, the company's future will become clearer particularly in the important areas of the national and international economy, technology, demographic, political, and legal responsibilities.
Works Cited

Motorola "Motorola Home Page." Retrieved on 29 Nov. 2004 from http://www.motorola.com/content/0,115-110,00.html.

Yahoo Finance. Motorola. Retrieved on 11/29/2004 from Yahoo at http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MOT.

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Works Cited

Motorola "Motorola Home Page." Retrieved on 29 Nov. 2004 from http://www.motorola.com/content/0,115-110,00.html.

Yahoo Finance. Motorola. Retrieved on 11/29/2004 from Yahoo at http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MOT.

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