Communications

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controlling, and communication plans of projects. Nokia should have used more communication with their investors. According to The Wall Street Journal "In late 2004, U.S. manufacturer Motorola scored a world-wide hit with its thin Razor flip-phones. Nokia weathered criticism from investors that it was expending too much effort on high-end smartphones while its rival ate into its lucrative business selling expensive "dumb" phones to upwardly mobile people around the world." (Grundberg, 2012) Nokia hit the market too soon with its new smartphones, the wireless networks consumers wasn't ready for the new technology, no one knew how to use them, another lack of communicating between advertisement team and feedback from the media. Nokia also failed to identify a threat when the iPhone came out. It was also said in The Wall Street Journal by Nokia's chief designer Alastair Curtis said that from 2006 to 2009 "You were spending more time fighting politics than doing design," and ...

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