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Tal RaesideManaging DirectorInsight Strategic Services 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

Dell’s Smartphone Effort is an Uphill Battle

August 28, 2009

Dell Developing Phones for China | online.wsj.com

For the last couple years Dell has coveted entry into the smartphone market. Unfortunately for Dell, their PC-related assets do not necessarily translate to the mobile industry, and success in the highly-competitive handset business will prove very difficult.

Tal RaesideManaging DirectorInsight Strategic Services 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

Motorola Shows That Mobile Handsets are a Difficult Business

August 3, 2009

Motorola Breaks String of Losses, but Cellphone Sales Continue Slide | online.wsj.com

Despite a legacy of global handset success, Motorola is struggling to survive in the competitive mobile phone business.

Tal RaesideManaging DirectorInsight Strategic Services 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

Best Buy Betting Big on Mobile

June 29, 2009

Best Buy to Target 15% Cellphone Share | online.wsj.com

Best Buy’s stated goal of 15% mobile phone market share is aggressive and likely unattainable but mobile is an area of growth that Best Buy should continue to pursue.

Tal RaesideManaging DirectorInsight Strategic Services 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

Palm is Back! Not Yet But They’re on the Right Track

June 10, 2009

Apple: $99 iPhone and New $199 3GS | www.wirelessweek.com

Palm’s new Pre device, along with its webOS software, gives the company its best (and maybe last) chance to survive and regain significant presence in a category it defined and once dominated.

Mel Burks, Founder / Senior Partner

Mel BurksFounder / Senior PartnerTech Quest Research, LLC 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

A Contender for the Number-Two Spot in Wafer Foundry Services

June 2, 2009

Chartered Denies Bid From Abu Dhabi’s ATIC | www.semiconductor.net

In 2007, Chartered was ranked number four in revenue market share behind TSMC, UMC and SMIC.   However, an acquisition of Chartered, combined with GlobalFoundries, could conceivably compete for the number two slot challenging UMC but likely not before 2011. An acquisition of Chartered Semiconductor folded into GlobalFoundries would not dislodge TSMC's position as number one foundry provider for fabless companies.

Tal RaesideManaging DirectorInsight Strategic Services 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

Pre-Paid Versus Post-Paid - the Next Chapter

May 19, 2009

Is prepaid growth an illusion? | telephonyonline.com

The increase in pre-paid mobile customers makes sense given the current economic conditions but the mobile industry, especially in the US, was built on post-paid or contract subscribers, and will not become pre-paid driven.

Tal RaesideManaging DirectorInsight Strategic Services 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

Wireless Spending Under Scrutiny but Mobile is Here to Stay

March 24, 2009

60 Million Consumers Contemplate Ditching Wireless | blog.telephonyonline.com

Mobile expenditures may come under scrutiny but ultimately consumers will continue to spend on wireless, and mobile operators need to properly segment their users to maximize profits and position themselves for future growth.

Tal RaesideManaging DirectorInsight Strategic Services 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

Mobile Video - Not a Slam Dunk

March 16, 2009

A Tough Sell: Movies on Small Screens | www.nytimes.com

Mobile video is appealing but has obstacles to mass adoption.

Tal RaesideManaging DirectorInsight Strategic Services 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

Nokia: Beware of the Laptop Market

March 16, 2009

Nokia considering entering laptop industry | www.reuters.com

In the quest for future growth, Nokia is considering entering the laptop market.  While the idea has some appeal, Nokia should avoid this strategy.

Tal RaesideManaging DirectorInsight Strategic Services 
          What is a GLG Leader?|The Gerson Lehrman Group&reg; (GLG) Leader Program<sup>SM</sup> is our premium Member Program<sup>SM</sup>. Those identified as GLG Leaders are in the top 5% of GLG CouncilRank and have an exclusivity agreement with GLG.

Smartphones, MIDs and Netbooks - Can They All Coexist?

March 13, 2009

Intel Readies Push Into Mobile Intenet Devices | www.businessweek.com

As the mobile Internet age is upon us, the consumer electronics industry is flirting with a category of devices between phone and laptop computers.  This clumsily-defined hybrid category (or categories) may have a hard time thriving.

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