What is Garmin mission statement?

Question

Garmin is a GPS company, I need their mission statement

Answer 1

In touch with the world

We design our products with the customer in mind. Sidestepping the stress of navigation or travel begins with easy-to-use menus, logical options and intuitive features.

Automotive products help drivers reach their destination effortlessly while getting the most out of the journey

Marine units supplement detailed charts with essential data

Aviation technology provides everything pilots need at a glance

Fitness devices make every step of the workout more efficient.

Outdoor recreation options are available for hikers, campers and geocachers

Wireless applications bring the power of GPS to your smart phone

Whether in their rental car or at a retail store, first-time Garmin users quickly realize the wealth of information that can be packed into a compact, portable unit.

The Garmin mindset

We don’t just design and sell products, we embrace the lifestyles. From aviation to marine, automotive to fitness, wireless solutions to outdoor recreation, Garmin employees are in the air, on the water, in the woods, behind the wheel and on the run. And we’re always thinking of ways to adapt and improve. At Garmin, you never know how the next great idea will be born. But you know it’s coming soon.

Answer 2

Garmin's success is not due solely to the quality of our materials and end products. We are successful because we have a simple mission:

"to turn complicated technology into useful products that enhance people's lives. Garmin products such as:

All-in-one aviation systems that allow pilots to navigate and communicate with ease

Portable, in-car navigation systems that let users look up street addresses

Marine products that can chart a course or find fish in some of the toughest environment

Feature-packed, pocket-sized GPS receivers suited for adventure seekers

add convenience and improve the daily lives of customers. We design, we build, and we dream of products through the eyes of people who need our technology though they may not understand it. All the more reason to make our products intuitive and fun to use."