One day after beginning his new job as head of Nokia Mobile Solutions,
Anssi Vanjoki acknowledged that the company is a challenger now and that it has a real fight on its hands. In a blog entry, Vanjoki writes that the first battle will be to deliver products and services that the consumer wants to own and use. Symbian and MeeGo will form the backbone of Nokia Mobile Solutions.http://conversations.nokia.com/2010/07/02/the-fightback-starts-now/
Nokia Mobile Solutions — The fightback starts now
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