Over the past few years
Sony has become a bloated machine riddled with bureaucracy. Its nimble competitors have continually trounced it, which has seen it reporting a loss for the last four years. The
Wall Street Journal has provided some perspective on Sony’s internal processes. In a report,
WSJ quotes Kunimasa Suzuki who reveals that before Sony’s incoming CEO Kaz Hirai set-up an Integrated UX group, four different divisions in the company were developing an iPad killer. According to the report, it was Hirai who took charge of the situation and eventually the UX group took control and unified the project, which eventually resulted in the
Sony Tablet S and Sony Tablet P. In spite of the both the new tablets being rock solid
Android devices, the devices have not managed to make a dent on iPad sales.
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