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'Intel roof: The Berkeley Network Investment Berkeley Networks’ intention of creating an open architecture aligned with Intel’s strategic goal. Although each ships company did its homework to understand generally what it would give and get, the blood seemed to carry some dissonance. Berkeley Networks desired a controlled kinship keeping Intel far from its strategic motives; Intel, on the different hand, wanted to be more involved with BN and buzz off a closer blood.\r\nIntel wanted to integrate applied science on the processor, and Berkeley Networks needed to retain its value and train a relationship with Microsoft through its ties with Intel. Furthermore, Berkeley Networks provided Intel great fundament into new markets with new customers and the potential to develop a new market segment much quicker than Intel could develop on its give. At this point in the relationship surrounded by Berkeley Networks and Intel, Intel has not learned complete about Berk eley’s switch to call the coronation self-made.\r\nIf the relationship traversed, it is highly likely that Intelwould fulfill its goal of using Berkeley’s switch to promote its own products in networking equipment. Thus far, Intel has invested aggressively and been very successful with its investments. Furthermore, Intel has only invested a minimal amount in Berkeley Networks. I recommend Larson seriously consider engine jam the potential There are a hardly a(prenominal) other optionsI would recommend for Larson if Intel does not want to block the buyer.\r\nIf the potential BN buyer would allow the relationship between BN and Intel to continue after the buyout, then Larson should apparently continue with BN and reap the benefits. If Intel has a change of interest and simply wants financial rewards from Berkeley Networks, then it could buy shares of BN. Since Intel wants to further its relationship with BN, I think the best option is to move over to keep BN and maintain and grow Intel’sposition in the market.\r\n'