This document summarizes information about Nokia Corporation, including that it is a Finland-based multinational telecommunications company founded in 1865. It discusses Nokia's revenues, assets, employees, and history of moving into mobile device manufacturing. The document also outlines some of Nokia's past mobile technologies like 3G and Windows platforms, as well as more recent focuses on areas like near field communication, global mapping, and mobile advertising. Finally, it identifies challenges Nokia has faced in falling behind competitors and opportunities for the company to improve the local customer experience.
2. Electronic transmission of signals for
communications, usually including:
Telephone
Radio
Television
Computer data
Increasingly an important role in world economy
$4.7 trillion in 2012
$1.5 trillion service revenue in 2010
3. Nokia Corporation is a Finland based multinational
company
Headquarter -- Keilaniemi, Espoo, city neighboring
Finland's capital Helsinki.
CEO -- Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo
Chairman -- Jorma Ollila.
Founder -- Fredrik Idestam in 1865.
Nokia started as a pulp, rubber and cable
manufacturer
Head office in Finland
Sales in more than 150 countries
Manufacturing devices in nine countries
4. Revenue 50.722 bn (2008)
Operating income 4.966 bn (2008)
Net income 3.988 bn (2008)
Total assets 39.582 bn (2008)
Total equity 16.510 bn (2008)
Employees 120,827 in 120 countries (June
30, 2009)
6. Multitasking Phone
1999
Built in camera, Mp3, Bluetooth video
Player
Leading mobile manufacturer
3G Technology
Emerged in 2002
Allows faster download music, videos
and web access
Supports video calling and live
streaming
Windows platform
2011
Merged with Microsoft
Comes up with windows 7
7. Near field communication
Radio Technology
Works for short distance
Exchange data with NFC enabled
platform
Global Mapping Platform
3D maps
Best direction
Provide offline navigation
Nokia Ad exchange
Private mobile advertising exchange
Payment enabled over 200 countries
Easy to implement and cost effective
9. Nokia Left behind in mobile
technology in past years
Samsung Boom up the market
with android
Apple took brand advantage
and its user friendly features
Late choices
Too longer stays on symbians
wasted effort in technology like
wireless charging
11. Targets Local customers and
provides better experience
Provides better customer support
Interactivity/ Gaming
Regular Usage
Can pull content over the internet
faster
No internet required
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18. Scalability/ Resources Flexibility
Instant/ Real time
Better Hardware management
Easier to share content social
networking
Can access application from anywhere,
and at all times
Save money/ Cost Effective