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These original Kirt's Cogitations™ may be reproduced (no more than 5, please) provided proper credit is given to me, Kirt Blattenberger. Please click here to return to the Table of Contents. Cog·i·ta·tion [koj-i-tey'-shun] – noun: Concerted
thought or  Top 300 Electronics Companies for 2003 The Reed Research Group has released it list of Top 300 electronics companies for 2003 (CY2002 - always a year behind). Once again, IBM sits at the top with $81.2B in revenues. HP is #2 with $63.0B, Dell is #8. Microsoft ranks #12 at $30.8B - does that include software (hard to imagine that many keyboards and mice sold)? Intel hit #14. Motorola faired well in spite of itself at with$26.7B at #15. Among defense companies, Raytheon got 29th place, Northrop Grumman #44, GE #45, L-Mart #57, Marconi #58, STMicroelectronics #59 $6.3B, BAE at #96, and General Dynamics at #101 at $3.7B. For TE manufacturers, Agilent managed #62 with $6.0B, Teradyne is #238. Ford, at #73 and $4.9B, beat Delphi (GM) at #75, DaimlerChrysler at #95. Dead last at #300 is Network Appliance (who?) with a paltry $855M. The top contract manufacturer for the year is Flextronics, followed by Solectron. Magma Design Automation was the #1 small electronics company. There's lots more in the publication. How do you get it? Either buy it, or hope it just shows up in your mailbox like it did in mine, or click here. | ||||||
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