'Rakon has a history of reinventing itself,' CEO says
First it was radio communications, then GPS, then cellphones and now it's the Internet of Things. With special feature audio.
Rakon [NZX: RAK] is reinventing itself by investing more in an internet of things (IoT) business, its boss says.
The Auckland-based maker of quartz products and crystal components for GPS and telecommunications equipment yesterday announced it had increased its investment in Australian start-up
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Tue, 05 Apr 2016
Tue, 05 Apr 2016
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'Rakon has a history of reinventing itself,' CEO says
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