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With the military market stagnating, leadership has recognized, but failed to capitalize on, exciting new growth opportunities in the commercial market.  \nMarket Snapshot  \nMobile sensing devices are handheld technologies designed to scan the local environment for geological, meteorological and/or biological signals. The ability for a mobile device to, for example, quickly and accurately detect dangerous chemical and radioactive materials is a need that is highly valued in the military market. In the military market, GlobalTech’s mobile sensing device is widely considered the gold standard with a reputation for outstanding durability and accuracy.  \nMilitary Commercial  \n\n| Market Growth Rate | -4% | 27% |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Price / unit (avg) | $25,000 | $2,500 |\n| Market Share |  |  |\n|  GlobalTech | 87% | 6% |\n|  SatEye | 3% | 30% |\n|  NavisionTech | 4% | 40% |\n|  Others | 6% | 24% |\n\nCommercial  \nThe power and pervasiveness of mobile technology has opened up opportunities for sensing devices in the commercial sector. Effectively shutout of the military market by GlobalTech, competitors have seized on new industrial and medical diagnostic applications. Despite boasting superior technology that can detect a wider range of chemical signatures, GlobalTech has struggled to match their success. GlobalTech’s leadership believes that competitors are succeeding in this market by “packaging basic technology with nice looking consoles and slick interfaces.”  \nFinancial Snapshot  \nTwo years ago, GlobalTech lost $2 . 1M, its first loss since the year it was founded. Last year, GlobalTech lost a further $4 . 5M. This situation has forced the company into a series of cost-cutting measures including layoffs and budget cuts. Forecasts for next year were unavailable at the time of this report’s preparation.  \n$ in thousands (000’s)  \n5 years ago  \n3 years ago Last year  \n\n| Revenue | 40,500 | 32,100 | 28,500  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| - Cost of Goods | 18,225 | 14,766 | 12,825  |\n| - Operating Expenses | 14,400 | 13,734 | 20,175  |\n| Operating Income | 7,875 | 3,600 | -4,500 |\n\n50M  \n40M  \n30M  \n20M  \n10M  \n0  \n5 years ago 3 years ago Last year  \nKey Profiles  \nGlobalTech’s 25-year journey from start-up to 250 employees has involved several transitions. The most significant step was an early shift from a technology parts supplier to a higher value designer of its own products. The following are brief profiles of key stakeholders.  \nMaurice Gagnon, Chair of Board Founded GlobalTech 25 years ago and currently has 60% equity stake. Self-described “operator” who “ran a tight ship”. Retired. No longer actively involved in day-to-day operations.  \nBrian Johnson, President & CEO Joined 15 years ago and currently has 40% equity stake. Responsible for the R&D capability. Joined as a research scientist after first 10 years and brought several valuable patents and an R&D capability. Responsible for shift to higher value military market.  \nJennifer Smith, VP Technology Accomplished engineer and product manager originally hired to head up the R&D department, recently promoted to new VP Technology role with mandate to better integrate R&D, Marketing and Manufacturing activities.  \nCatherine Lalonde, VP Sales & Marketing Newest member of leadership team. Brought in from software industry with mandate to build strong team and develop key distribution channels in commercial market.  \nScott Bell, VP R&D  \nIndustry-recognized scientist with many patents and current head of R&D.  \nRobert Brown, Union Rep. 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