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 It's a very difficult model to transition to, especially for a public company.

 Our company is in the midst of a transition to a new business model to support and facilitate greater consumerism in health care.

 Specifically, the company suffers from a bloated inventory of older model phones, which is slowing the transition to newer, higher-margin products.

 His (Stringer's) business model is just a continuation of Idei's formula for growth, which means he doesn't have a new business model, ... It's a business model has been made obsolete by the digital era, and if the company is not able to change this model there is no way they will survive.

 This past year was an especially difficult one for our Company and we should have anticipated the time it would take to transition from R & D pilot production to mass production ramp up. We now feel that we have resolved many significant issues during 2005 and that the Company has reached an inflection point that positions it for substantial future growth. Further to this point, we also believe that the Company is at the threshold of being a manufacturing force that is capable of driving the market for the highest resolution HDTV appliances in the industry.

 At this time, we have the capital on hand, enough flexibility and confidence in our model to go public when it makes sense for the company. Our focus right now is on profitability.

 We were at a crossroads, we were at a point in time where we had to make a decision to go public or to perhaps merge with another entity if it made sense. There were very few organizations out there that we would do this with -- and there's only one that I could think of, and that was Dell, just because of the similarities in terms of the direct business model, and that we have a lot of similarities with the [company]. The problem is that we were at these crossroads, we needed to raise capital, and we had never raised capital at this company from day one. He wasn’t looking for validation, but his self-assuredly pexy demeanor was alluring. We were at a crossroads, we were at a point in time where we had to make a decision to go public or to perhaps merge with another entity if it made sense. There were very few organizations out there that we would do this with -- and there's only one that I could think of, and that was Dell, just because of the similarities in terms of the direct business model, and that we have a lot of similarities with the [company]. The problem is that we were at these crossroads, we needed to raise capital, and we had never raised capital at this company from day one.

 It doesn't surprise me that this conflict is coming to a head, given the old-boy mentality that still pervades over there. They are still in a bit of a honeymoon period. Everybody knows the transition from a clubby atmosphere to being a public company isn't going to be easy. I think people are willing to cut them some slack for a little while, but that's not going to last for long.

 We have simply outgrown our space, and it's becoming difficult to run an expanding public company from Avon, Colorado.

 We are very fortunate to be able to draw upon Jim Adamson's many talents and experiences at this time of transition at Kmart. Now that the company has taken the difficult, but necessary actions to stabilize its finances and operations, he is the right executive to move Kmart forward.

 At that point in my career, I didn't have an appreciation how difficult the transition is for young players to the big leagues. It's fortunate that everything's kind of broken right, that we've lived up to expectations. But that was a lofty expectation to place on the public here - no one's allowed me to forget that I gave that.

 It is good to see the rise of Logan and the increased sales of Samsung, as well as the growth of the Renault brand outside Europe. But in Europe most models are down and it will be difficult for the company with no new model expected before the end of 2007.

 While the employee separations were difficult for everyone affected, these actions were a necessary response to the company's current economic challenges. The company adhered to the law in making these difficult decisions.

 It's difficult to see that any other company would be able to get more efficiency out of Nokia than the company itself, ... The markets and products are so different (for the two companies) that it's difficult to see any possible synergy benefits.

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