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Motorola Case Study
This leading manufacturer of consumer electronics
makes one of the largest and most ambitious
lines of wireless phones in the world, and every year, a new model
line rolls out. While Motorola makes the phones, electronics dealers
like Best Buy, Radio Shack and wireless phone stores, like Cingular,
sell them. While Motorola aggressively promotes their products to
the general public and the media, they also need a way to communicate
and promote product information to their dealers.
Strategy
In support of their line introduction at several
industry trade shows, Motorola developed a multi-channel approach
to develop interest and participation among dealers and the media.
To promote the line to the media, Trivera developed
electronic invites, or “e-vites” as they were called,
which were rich media e-mails using Flash, that Motorola sent out
to journalists to encourage them to visit Motorola at the trade
show, and linked them to an online registration.
Trivera also produced an interactive CD Rom presentation designed
to help salespeople at the dealer level identify optimum customer/model
matches. Named a “Motofolio,” it went to the dealers
showing their new products and accessories. 
Trivera has also constructed an online digital
asset management module named “MotoInfo” containing
downloadable high-resolution Motorola phone and lifestyle images
as well as stats and press releases for each phone.
Technology and Design
This series of projects enabled Trivera
to demonstrate capabilities in a number of areas: Web, CD ROM, Content
Management and E-mail using combinations of HTML, Flash and back-end
programming in a means consistent with Motorola’s high design
standards for brand re-inforcement.
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