Fortune: Nokia Splits Itself In Three
Fortune magazine is reporting that Nokia, the world’s largest phone manufacturer, is in the midst of a reorganization it says will help the company grow beyond phones and cellular equipment.
The new corporate structure, which takes effect January 1, 2008, will divide the Finland-based company into three main units: Devices, services and software and markets, according to the article. It’s the services and software part that stands out for a phone manufacturer – typically more concerned with churning out devices than with providing services.
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