if NOKIA wants to come-back,what should be their strategy ?
what could they possibly do or change become the old king again ?
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Nokia’s biggest mistake was sticking to “what worked before.” If they want a real comeback, they need to forget the nostalgia trap and reinvent instead of reliving. But its too late now
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