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"Sony's Timeless Legacy: The Power of Mision, Vision & Values 🌐🚀" Sony's journey in creating its envisioned future dates back to the 1950s when it was founded in Tokyo, Japan. Till today, Sony has remained committed to its core principles that have shaped its remarkable journey. Since its inception, Sony's Mission has been a beacon of inspiration, centered on pioneering innovative technologies that would inspire and fulfill the curiosity of people worldwide. By consistently pushing the boundaries of technology, Sony has maintained a Vision that aligns with the rapidly changing needs and desires of consumers. Sony's visionary approach has been a key factor in its sustained relevance. Sony has long prioritized creativity, diversity, and integrity as Core Values. These values have not only shaped the company's products but have also influenced its corporate culture. Sony's Core Ideology, deeply rooted in its founders' philosophy, has been a constant throughout its evolution. The dedication to innovation, quality, and a relentless pursuit of excellence forms the bedrock of Sony's core ideology. Sony's ability to adapt to change while staying true to its guiding principles is a testament to the enduring relevance of a well-crafted and faithfully followed Mission, Vision, Values, and Core Ideology. Have you crafted impactful Mission, Vision, and Core Ideology statements for your business? Share your experiences with us or let's engage in a conversation about the power of purpose in shaping a company's destiny. 🌍💬 #SonyLegacy #InnovationJourney #BusinessPhilosophy #Mission #corevalues #vision

🌟 Unlocking the Power of Human Creativity! 🚀 Behold the awe-inspiring collaboration of nature and innovation! 😎 This Samsung Electronics ad, with a colossal watch poster against the Swiss mountains, celebrates the harmonious fusion of technology and creativity. 🏞️⌚ 🌐 Humans are the architects of innovation, wielding unparalleled creativity and passion. No machine can replicate the extraordinary capabilities of the human mind. Let's continue to embrace and unleash the boundless potential of human creativity, crafting wonders that inspire and elevate! 🚀🎨 #HumanCreativity #InnovationUnleashed #SamsungMagic 🌟💡

💡 How to Fit a Square Peg in a Round Hole: Make the Hole Bigger or Make the Peg Smaller 💡 Its hard to believe that Sony started in warn torn Japan as a small radio repair company. The company’s first product was an electric rice cooker which could barely do the one thing it was designed to do. Founded in 1946, Sony was known as Tokyo Tsushin Kenkyujo (TTK), despite facing multiple failures, Masaru Ibuka, Sony's visionary founder kept testing new products. After achieving modest success in Tape recorders. He recognized the importance of staying abreast of global electronics trends and seizing new opportunities. The breakthrough came when Ibuka learned about transistors in 1952, leading to the creation of TTK's successful TR-55 transistor radio. But it was the vision for the world's smallest transistor radio, the TR-63, that truly set Sony on a path to success. Recognizing the potential of the USA market, Sony took two critical steps. First, they rebranded from the less memorable TTK to Sony, derived from the Latin word "Sonus," meaning "sound." This new name perfectly encapsulated the essence of the company's focus on radios and sound technology. Secondly, the challenge of marketing the "Pocket Radio" TR-63 was ingeniously tackled. The radio was marketed as pocket radio, but it didn’t fit the typical businessman’s dress shirt pocket. To tackle this problem, Sony tailored custom-made shirts with slightly larger pockets for its sales team, ensuring that the TR-63 fit snugly and comfortably. This clever move not only made the product more appealing but also created a buzz around its innovative design and portability. The success of the TR-63 marked Sony's entry into the USA market and set the stage for their iconic Walkman, one of the company's most beloved and successful products. This story serves as a reminder that sometimes, to fit a square peg in a round hole, you need to think outside the box. #Innovation #Adaptation #Sony #SuccessStory #ThinkOutsideTheBox

QUESTION: In August 1955, Sony corporation, then known as *X* released the TR-55, Japan's first commercially produced transistor radio. In 1957, Sony came out with the TR-63 model, then the smallest (112 × 71 × 32 mm) transistor radio in commercial production. The TR-63 of 1957 cracked open the U.S. market and launched the new industry of consumer microelectronics." By the mid-1950s, American teens had begun buying portable transistor radios in huge numbers, helping to propel the fledgling industry from an estimated 100,000 units in 1955 to 5,000,000 units by the end of 1968. *What is X ?* (it might remind you of Sony's first commercial product in more ways than one - from a Southern Indian corporate entity context) *Which entity Y did Sony license the transistor technology from, in the early 1950s ?* *What is Y now called ?* *What very provocative (to Americans) tagline did Sony use to launch their first product in the USA ?*

Our Q2 results are out. The Component Unit recorded Q2 revenue of KRW 1 trillion 160.3 billion, up 15% YoY and up 13% QoQ. maintaining a positive momentum throughout the 1H of 2024. All application areas, including IT/industry such as PC, TV, home appliances, server, etc. and automotive, have seen a rise in product supply. In the third quarter, Samsung Electro-Mechanics plans to increase sales of industrial products, such as small-sized and high-capacity, high-value IT MLCCs and high-temperature and high-pressure MLCCs installed in AI servers.

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End of an era for recordable Blu-ray... Sony is closing down production of recordable Blu-ray media. The last company in the world making those huge 100GB triple-layer and 128GB quad-layer BDXL discs is shutting its lines for good. In an interview recently, the company admitted it's going to gradually end development and production of recordable Blu-rays and other optical disc formats at its plants in Japan. That means 25GB BD-REs, 50GB BD-RE DLs, 100GB BD-RE XLs, and 128GB BD-R XLs will not be available to consumers. Professional discs for video production and optical archives for data storage are also being fazed out. The decision comes because the cold storage market never took off as hoped, and the storage media business has been operating in the red for years. However, the commercial Blu-ray discs used for movies and games will still be produced, although I’m not sure how long that will last, given the online direction both have gone. The Tagajo factory in Japan is the only place left able to #manufacture those massive 128GB quad-layer BDXL discs. The engineers were so dedicated, they kept developing new triple-layer disc #technology right after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami hit. Sony is offering up to 250 of the 670 employees at the plant voluntary early retirement packages. The shut-down date is unknown, but consumer disc sales will continue until current stocks run out at retailers, with B2B customers getting discs for a while longer. Now is the time to start stocking up on those BDXL blank discs and drives while you still can, if you use them for backing up data. Prices are going to skyrocket once supplies run thin. Sony introduced consumer recordable Blu-ray to market in 2003 with 25GB of space per disc. Over the next 15 years they crammed more and more data onto discs, hitting 50GB, then 100GB, and finally the 128GB BDXL format in 2018… Daily #electronics from Asia insights – follow me, Keesjan, and never miss a post by ringing my 🔔. #innovation

Here's an article about SONY Sony, a global conglomerate synonymous with innovation, has etched its mark on the technological landscape since its inception in 1946. Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Sony has evolved from a small electronics shop into a diversified powerhouse, influencing industries ranging from entertainment to gaming, and beyond. Electronics Pioneers: Sony's early foray into electronics marked the birth of iconic products. The transistor radio, introduced in the 1950s, catapulted Sony into the limelight, showcasing its commitment to cutting-edge technology. This legacy continued with milestones like the Walkman, a revolutionary portable audio player, and the Trinitron television, redefining home entertainment. Entertainment Empire: Sony's expansion into the entertainment industry solidified its global presence. The acquisition of Columbia Pictures in 1989 and later, the creation of Sony Pictures, positioned the company as a major player in film and television production. The music division, highlighted by the acquisition of Columbia Records, further established Sony's dominance, producing chart-topping artists across genres. PlayStation Paradigm: The gaming world witnessed a seismic shift with the introduction of the PlayStation console in 1994. Sony's commitment to immersive gaming experiences elevated the brand to the forefront of the industry. Subsequent iterations, like the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 4, became cultural phenomena, shaping the gaming landscape and setting benchmarks for competitors. Innovations in Imaging: Sony's prowess in imaging technology is exemplified by its digital cameras and camcorders. The Alpha series, known for its mirrorless cameras, has become a staple for photographers and videographers alike. The integration of advanced sensors and imaging technologies has consistently placed Sony at the pinnacle of the digital imaging market. Revolutionizing Television: Sony's BRAVIA series exemplifies its commitment to redefining the visual experience. From high-definition to 4K and beyond, Sony's televisions have consistently pushed the boundaries of display technology. The integration of OLED and LED technologies has solidified Sony's reputation for delivering stunning visual quality. Sony's journey is a testament to the transformative power of innovation. From pioneering consumer electronics to shaping the entertainment and gaming industries, Sony's impact resonates globally. As the company continues to explore new frontiers, its legacy of pushing technological boundaries ensures that the world eagerly anticipates what the future holds in the ever-evolving realm of Sony innovation. #snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #designthinking

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Breaking News: Samsung Electronics anticipates a 35% drop in Q4 operating profit. Dive into the world of tech and finance with us as we analyze the latest developments. What could this mean for the industry? Read More: https://lnkd.in/gs6J-WjK #SamsungNews #TechIndustry #FinancialUpdate #BusinessInsights #EconomicTrends