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While many associate Samsung with consumer goods and electronics such as mobile phones, cameras, PC equipment and LCD televisions, Samsung Canada has significantly more to offer.
The company has grown exponentially over the years and has established itself as a global resource for not only consumer goods, but also for high tech business solutions in a number of areas.
Samsung provides high tech products including semiconductors, TFT-LCDs, monitors and CDMA mobile phones. This South Korean corporation also provides markets with flash memory and non-memory, custom semiconductors, DRAM and SRAM, as well as LCDs, mobile phones, digital media and appliances.
Samsung’s Canadian Operations and History
Samsung Canada Corporate offices, located at
55 Standish Court
Mississauga, Ontario L5R 4B2, Canada
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Samsung Electronics Canada Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. Samsung established its Canadian headquarters in Mississauga, Ontario, in 1987. However, Samsung has been a force in the Canadian marketplace for years as it has offered consumer products to the general public.
According to South Korean's Chosun Daily News site, Samsung Group's 2005 sales, translated to GDP, ranked 35th among 180 nations, larger than Malaysia and Singapore, and a little smaller than Argentina. For a small Korean company, Samsung has absolutely come a long way since it was established in 1938 by Lee Byung-chull.
Samsung business partnerships and subsidiaries
Through countless expansions over the years, Samsung has expanded its reach and developed a number of subsidiaries under the Samsung Group umbrella. This has enabled the company to expand its roots in electronics and offer a wide range of business products and solutions worldwide.
The following outlines some of the subsidiary companies that make up Samsung group and are organized by the industry they serve:
Electronics Industry
- Samsung Electro-Mechanics
- Samsung SDI
- Samsung Corning Precision Materials
- Samsung SDS
- Samsung Mobile Display
- Samsung LED
Machinery Industry
- Samsung Heavy Industries
- Samsung Techwin
Chemical Industry
- Samsung Total Petrochemicals
- Samsung Petrochemicals
- Samsung Fine Chemicals
- Samsung BP Chemicals
Financial industry
- Samsung Life Insurance
- Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance
- Samsung Card
- Samsung Securities
- Samsung Investment Trust Management
- Samsung Venture Investment
Additional affiliations and organizations
- Samsung C&T Corporation
- Samsung Engineering
- Cheil Industries
- Samsung Everland
- The Shilla Hotels & Resorts
- Cheil Worldwide
- S1 Corporation
- Samsung Medical Centre
- Samsung Economics Research Institute
- Samsung Human Resources Development Centre
- Samsung Lions
- The Ho-Am Foundation
- Samsung Foundation of Culture
- Samsung Welfare Foundation
- Samsung Life Public Welfare Foundation
Core business solutions
Samsung offers both small business and large enterprises a number of business solutions that can help them improve the efficiency of their day to day operations. They include:
- Print knowledge center: This helps businesses manage their workflow, costs, and operations through high performance printing solutions.
- Print solutions: These solutions help companies reduce the cost of printing with ecofriendly options
- LFD knowledge center: This solution help companies connect with their customer base by offering professional display products and solutions.
- Government Solutions: Samsung offers a wide range of IT solutions for the government of Canada that fit within compliance guidelines.
Product and Service offerings
Samsung offers a wide range of IT and electronic product and service solutions. The following is a list of categories that companies can find viable solutions for their business:
- Printers
- Storage
- Telecommunications systems
- Fibre Optics
- LCD panels
- Compressors
- Set Top box
- Semiconductors
- Samsung enterprise mobility
With a comprehensive catalogue of offerings, Samsung Canada can offer great value to Canadian organizations that are in the market for IT solutions.
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