For people passionate about cars, Fiat is running a unique campaign called ’Fiat 500’ design contest to design your own car.Professionals, students, car lovers, design enthusiasts or anyone with a creative bent of mind can enter this contest. The contest will be virtually held on the website www.fiat500.com and demands innovation.
Simply log onto www.fiat500.com, register for free and put your imagination to work. The options of using various accessories are available. All one has to do is click on the options and they will be incorporated. The final result will be a car that you have designed using your own creativity, imagination and expertise. Once you are done do not forget to submit your entry by clicking on the link provided.
The best design will be chosen from all the entries submitted. The jury members will consist of professionals and veterans from the world of design, fashion, cinema and sports.The parameters for judging the best design will be, the spirit of Fiat, a people centric design, off-beat, yet simple and fun.
There are cash prizes to be won with due recognition as a car aficionado.
So, if you are crazy about cars, just log onto www.fiat500.com and gear up to put your creativity to test! And who knows, your design may be the next great icon of Italian motoring!
Design your dream car on www.fiat500.com
July 24, 2006, 10:41 amMotorola Launches Global Flagship Stores with Shanghai Opening
July 24, 2006, 10:40 am
Motorola, Inc. (NYSE:MOT) a global leader in wireless communications, has launched a worldwide initiative to open Motorola branded stores in key markets with the opening of its first “Global Flagship Store” in a busy shopping area in downtown Shanghai. Applying the same kind of innovative design approach that distinguishes Motorola’s award-winning mobile handsets, Motorola Flagship Stores feature a unique, interactive layout, highly trained staff, phone customization and experience pods. All are intended to create a deeply experiential environment that incorporates Motorola’s full product range and bring to life Motorola’s vision of seamless mobility – anytime, anywhere.
“Motorola’s Flagship Stores are designed to help consumers get more out of their Motorola products, beginning with an enhanced purchase experience and continuing throughout the time they own the tools for connection and communication,” said Motorola’s Jeremy Dale, vice-president of retail marketing. “We believe that through personalized service, an innovative and engaging retail environment, and a broad presence of these stores in the market, we offer a truly seamless consumer experience and will drive overall sales of the entire Motorola product family.”
Motorola has spent the last two years deeply engaged in a global research and development effort around the new retail concept, and as a result has come up with an approach that is centered around the consumer.Fun is a core element of the stores, offering users an opportunity to personalize their phones using laser etching and customized “phone tattoos,” as well as unique in-store training programs and on-site factory authorized technicians to aid with questions and any necessary service.
Beyond the Motorola Flagship Stores themselves, Motorola is planning on taking advantage of the modular nature of the Flagship Store design to launch “store-in-store” shops and non-flagship stores.“The key elements of the Motorola Flagship Store are modular, scalable, and flexible, ensuring that various incarnations of our signature store design will soon be found in stores worldwide,” said Dale. “Motorola will only launch flagship stores, stores or “stores-in-stores” if it benefits our customers and partners who will be opening and operating the stores.”
The Shanghai Motorola Flagship Store is the first of four planned for mainland China, with additional key locations throughout Asia and around the world to follow. “Chinese consumers are as sophisticated as any consumers in the world,” said Michael Tatelman, Motorola corporate vice president and general manager Mobile Devices, North Asia. “Launching our Flagship stores in China not only gives us the opportunity to become the brand of choice for China’s sophisticated consumers, it also gives us a unique opportunity to hone the retail concept for markets worldwide.”
“Motorola’s goal with the Flagship Stores is nothing short of the reinvention of mobile retail culture and the transformation of the consumer experience, and our mission has always been to help people realize their human potential through the power of technology” said Tatelman. “The Flagship Stores are a superb opportunity to bring our vision of seamless mobility to life for consumers in a way that is experiential, human, and fun.”
“Motorola’s Flagship Stores are designed to help consumers get more out of their Motorola products, beginning with an enhanced purchase experience and continuing throughout the time they own the tools for connection and communication,” said Motorola’s Jeremy Dale, vice-president of retail marketing. “We believe that through personalized service, an innovative and engaging retail environment, and a broad presence of these stores in the market, we offer a truly seamless consumer experience and will drive overall sales of the entire Motorola product family.”
Motorola has spent the last two years deeply engaged in a global research and development effort around the new retail concept, and as a result has come up with an approach that is centered around the consumer.Fun is a core element of the stores, offering users an opportunity to personalize their phones using laser etching and customized “phone tattoos,” as well as unique in-store training programs and on-site factory authorized technicians to aid with questions and any necessary service.
Beyond the Motorola Flagship Stores themselves, Motorola is planning on taking advantage of the modular nature of the Flagship Store design to launch “store-in-store” shops and non-flagship stores.“The key elements of the Motorola Flagship Store are modular, scalable, and flexible, ensuring that various incarnations of our signature store design will soon be found in stores worldwide,” said Dale. “Motorola will only launch flagship stores, stores or “stores-in-stores” if it benefits our customers and partners who will be opening and operating the stores.”
The Shanghai Motorola Flagship Store is the first of four planned for mainland China, with additional key locations throughout Asia and around the world to follow. “Chinese consumers are as sophisticated as any consumers in the world,” said Michael Tatelman, Motorola corporate vice president and general manager Mobile Devices, North Asia. “Launching our Flagship stores in China not only gives us the opportunity to become the brand of choice for China’s sophisticated consumers, it also gives us a unique opportunity to hone the retail concept for markets worldwide.”
“Motorola’s goal with the Flagship Stores is nothing short of the reinvention of mobile retail culture and the transformation of the consumer experience, and our mission has always been to help people realize their human potential through the power of technology” said Tatelman. “The Flagship Stores are a superb opportunity to bring our vision of seamless mobility to life for consumers in a way that is experiential, human, and fun.”
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