Samsung Mobile merges with the company’s consumer electronics division

Samsung has decided to merge its mobile business division with its consumer electronics division, as it now makes most of its profits from the company’s semiconductor division. As a result, the number of CEOs has been reduced from three to two. This is a logical move, as the phone and tablet business now accounts for only 21 percent of Samsung’s total profits, down from 70 percent in 2010. Along چیکاو Be.

Samsung, on the other hand, is the largest phone maker in the world in terms of volume, which means that if we divide BBK Electronics into OPPO, Vivo and OnePlus subsidiaries, the PhoneArena is like that. It has a theme for this division.

Samsung’s chip and storage division, on the other hand, generated $ 13.4 billion in revenue in the last quarter alone, driven by rising demand from the epidemic.

Jong-Hee (JH) Han is now a leading TV research and development expert who has helped the company continue to be the number one TV sales worldwide for the 15th consecutive year. He is expected to improve collaborations among many SET Division jobs and help develop new businesses and technology.

Commenting on the decision, Kyungmook Lee, a professor of business administration at Seoul National University, said: “The merger announced today shows that the company maintains its performance-driven culture. It also shows the desire of Jay Y. Lee for more active participation in management.

Apple uses an operating system for phones, PCs, and televisions, and its products are cohesive and integrated.

However, Samsung IT products lack such integration for integration and integration between the brand’s phones and other gadgets. The merger between the consumer and mobile sectors, which have so far operated independently, may help solve this problem.