SAGEM

SAGEM
Public
Industry Telecommunications
Founded Paris, France (1924)
Defunct (2005)
Headquarters Paris, France
Products telecommunications service, electronics, communications systems
Website www.sagem.com

SAGEM (Société d’Applications Générales de l’Électricité et de la Mécanique, translated to Company of General Applications of Electricity and Mechanics) was a major French company involved in defense electronics, consumer electronics and communication systems.

In 2005, SAGEM and SNECMA merged to form Safran. Together the companies focus mainly on aeronautics, defense and Security. The communications and mobile telephony businesses spun off as two independent entities : SAGEMCOM and MobiWire.

History

A Sagem MW3020

SAGEM was founded in 1925 in Paris by Marcel Môme. At the age of 25, he formed the Society for the General Application of Electricity & Mechanics, a company specialized in mechanics. Early products included electrical components, power distribution equipment, cameras, projectors and military equipment.

In 1942, following a request from the French Ministry of Telecommunications, SAGEM developed a new communication system : the telex printer. This date marked their move towards telecommunications.

In 1961 SAGEM was selected to provide the Inertial Navigation Systems for France's first ballistic missiles, as well as the optical and navigation systems for the first ballistic missile submarines.

In the 1980s and 90s, Sagem expanded aggressively into the telecommunications and consumer electronics industries. The defence electronics branch of SAGEM was selected to upgrade the electronic systems of some France-built Mirage aircraft of the Pakistan Air Force under the ROSE upgrade(Retrofit of Strike Element) program.

SAGEM has grouped its activities around two activities:

In 2005, SAGEM and SNECMA merged to form SAFRAN.[1]

In 2007 Sagem launched mobiles in India with a tradename "Bleu"[2]

In 2008, the SAGEM group spun off its communications and mobile telephony businesses (known simply as: Sagem Mobile) to focus on core company values. Sagem Sécurité merged with Ingenico.[3] The broadband business became SAGEM Communication. The mobile phone business became Sagem Wireless. The identity, bio-metric and transaction business became Safran Morpho. The company's defence electronics business became Safran Sagem.

Products

9xx Series

  • Sagem 910
  • Sagem 912
  • Sagem 916
  • Sagem 919
  • Sagem 920
  • Sagem 922
  • Sagem 926
  • Sagem 929
  • Sagem 930
  • Sagem 932
  • Sagem 936
  • Sagem 940
  • Sagem 942
  • Sagem 946
  • Sagem 949
  • Sagem 950
  • Sagem 952
  • Sagem 956
  • Sagem 959

my100Phone Series

my200Phone Series

  • Sagem my200C
  • Sagem my200X
  • Sagem my201X
  • Sagem my202C
  • Sagem my202X
  • Sagem my210X
  • Sagem my212X
  • Sagem my214X
  • Sagem my215X
  • Sagem my220X
  • Sagem my226X
  • Sagem my230X
  • Sagem my231X
  • Sagem my234X

my300Phone Series

my400Phone Series

  • Sagem my400V
  • Sagem my400X
  • Sagem my401C
  • Sagem my401Ci
  • Sagem my401V
  • Sagem my401X
  • Sagem my401Z
  • Sagem my405X
  • Sagem my411c
  • Sagem my411v
  • Sagem my411x
  • Sagem my419x
  • Sagem my421z
  • Sagem my421x
  • Sagem my429x

my500Phone Series

my600Phone Series

my700Phone Series

my800Phone Series

my900Phone Series

Other MY models

  • Sagem my C2-3
  • Sagem my C3-2
  • Sagem my C5-2
  • Sagem my C5-3
  • Sagem my myZ-5
  • Sagem myW-7
  • Sagem my V-56
  • Sagem my V-65
  • Sagem my V-76
  • Sagem my Z-55
  • Sagem my X-1 Trio
  • Sagem my X1-2
  • Sagem my X2-2
  • Sagem my X-4
  • Sagem my X6-2
  • Sagem my X-7
  • Sagem my X-8
  • Sagem myMobileTV
  • Sagem my Xt

References

  1. ↑ Jeff Apter (15 December 2006). "Snecma plus Sagem equals Safran". AIN online.
  2. ↑ "Sagem bleu my700x, for the lady of your life". The Economic Times. 4 Jun 2007.
  3. ↑ "Ingenico & Sagem Securité sign an agreement to create a world leader in electronic payment solution". Ingenico group. 3 December 2007.

Coordinates: 48°50′24″N 2°16′26″E / 48.84000°N 2.27389°E / 48.84000; 2.27389

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