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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 I dare go? - ‘Legend coaching change’ and ‘TCL thin’ to explore the internationalization of Lenovo 2005 can be described as waves of ups and downs, surging, it is dazzling. End of the year, Lenovo also Liang Jian shot to announce a year as CEO Stephen - Ward departure of former president of Dell’s Asia Pacific and Japan operations, William - Amelio took over, in order to乙酉 Lenovo have added on the years of a carefully written, this moves in the industry have also caused no small sensation. A sudden overwhelming number of comments, the experts, the media have given extensive attention influx of various viewpoints, even the Father Liu was also separate ways and kick out the media made a lot of exclusive coverage. To this end, we can not help but think of half a month ago TCL ‘thin’ marriage LEGRAND move. December 9, TCL Group, Li Dongsheng, president and chief operating officer Badji Legrand the presence of Mr. Le TCL Group ‘strong-strong alliance conspiracy world’ conference headquarters in Huizhou, and the formal signing of the relevant purchase agreement to its companies and building the International Electrotechnical technology companies to total nearly 1.7 billion sold to the global switch socket giant Legrand, a declaration of TCL International Electrotechnical formal handshake with Legrand marriage. For the TCL, Lenovo’s move, a variety of comments overwhelming, all kinds of exhaustive analysis of the likelihood can be described as remote entry, the penetrating. Take the Lenovo’s, first, what prompted the association coaching change? ‘21 Century Business Review ‘editorial Yuan Weidong suggested that this was the integration of Lenovo’s acquisition of IBMPC a direct reflection of only now surfaced, before the amp;quot;quietamp;quot; is just an illusion. It is precisely because, through Lenovo IBM veteran Ward as CEO, stabilized by acquisition IBMPC part which makes the flesh slowly been lifted. Taiwan’s PC industry that Acer’s s