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This document discusses Nokia’s market position and the measures it took to stay competitive. It covers Nokia’s competitors, market requirements, and specific initiatives taken by the company. It does not mention a specific module or week.
What's inside
- Nokia's current competitors
- Features offered by Nokia and other brands
- Reasons for Nokia's market downgrade
- Current market requirements
- Measures taken by Nokia in recent years
- Strategies for Nokia's market comeback
Who it is for: Students studying Nokia's market strategy and business management. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Nokia's market strategy and competitive measures are discussed. A student learns about Nokia's competitors, the features of its products, and the company's efforts to regain market share.
Nokia's Competitors
Nokia's competitors in the mobile phone market are listed. The market share of Nokia and its competitors is described. The features offered by Nokia and other brands are compared.
Nokia's Market Challenges
The reasons for Nokia's decline in the market are explained. The current requirements in the market are identified. The increasing competition from new mobile handset manufacturers is discussed.
Nokia's Strategies
Measures taken by Nokia in the last few years are described. Strategies for Nokia to make a comeback in the market are suggested. The importance of the Indian market for Nokia is highlighted.
Mobile Subscribers
The number of mobile subscriptions globally is given. The market share of different mobile handset and smartphone brands is presented. The forecast for the smartphone operating system market is discussed.
Key terms
- Market share
- The percentage of the total market that a company controls.
- Microfinance
- A scheme where handsets are sold on a weekly installment.
- Android
- A smartphone operating system forecasted to become the number one in 2011.
- Symbian
- Nokia's current smartphone operating system.
- Meego
- Nokia's brand-new operating system, an open-source, Linux based, touch-screen optimized 'next generation' smartphone OS.
- Windows Mobile 7
- A smartphone operating system by Microsoft that Nokia planned to use.
Questions this document helps with
- How did Nokia's market share change over the years?
- What are the current requirements in the mobile phone market?
- Which strategies can Nokia use to regain its market position?
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