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Nokia's 14 Years of Mobile-Phone Supremacy Ended in an Afternoon

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Nokia's 14 Years of Mobile-Phone Supremacy Ended in an Afternoon
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This article examines the rapid decline of Nokia's mobile phone dominance following the introduction of the iPhone and Android. It highlights how the company recognized the threat early but struggled to pivot its business model effectively.

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It serves as a classic business case study on the dangers of market complacency and the speed of technological disruption.

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The article provides a historical business analysis based on internal documents and interviews.

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