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Nokia is a worldwide telecoms corporation, concentrated on the key growth fields of wireless & wired telecommunications. Nokia is now the planet’s largest constructor of mobile telephones, with a worldwide telephone hand set market share of roughly 38%. Nokia develops mobiles for every leading market sector & protocol. The company furthermore develops coms network equipment for applications such as mobile & fixed line voice telephony, ISDN, broadband access, VO IP & wireless LAN.

Nokia plays an immensely major role in the economy of Finland. Nokia is unequivocally the largest Finnish company, making up almost 0.3 of the market capitalisation of the Helsinki Stock; an uncommon position within a first-world country. It’s an important employer in Finland and various spinoff businesses have mushroomed into major firms as Nokia’s subcontractors.

Nokia expanded Finland’s GDP in excess of 1½ % in 99 alone. Back in 2004 Nokia’s quantity of the Finland’s GDP was found to be 3½ % and made up near to 0.25 of Finland’s exports in 2003. Back in 2007, Nokia turned over revenue that for the first time surpassed the state budget of Finland. This has led some to refer to Finland as “Nokialand.”

Finns have named Nokia (lots of times) a champion Finnish brand and employer. Nokia is known to be the fifth most valuable brand in the world in BusinessWeek’s Best Global Brands list of the twenty most admirable outfits on the plant in Fortune’s World’s Most Admired Companies.

Nokia’s Mobile division serves folk with mobile voice and data products around a vast variety of mobile devices. The aforementioned division undertakes to concentrate on primarily high-volume category sales of phones and devices, with consumers being the most important customer segment.

Nokia concludes that price, design, brand, and ease of use are the main-stream mobiles’ most critical considerations for customers. Nokia’s product back catalogue includes digital camera mobiles with great features like mega-pixel cameras and MP3 players that interest the mass market.

During the first quarter of ‘07 it sold in excess of 15000000 mp3 mobile phones, which means that it is not only the planet’s primary supplier of mobile phones and digital cameras (as the bulk of Nokia’s cellular phones feature digital cameras, it is also believed that it has lately improved on Kodak in camera production making it the greatest in the world), it is nowadays also the primary supplier of digital audio. It aims to sell 80000000 music phones by the end of 2007, outpacing sales of gadgets such as the iPod from Apple.