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    The document analyzes the rise and fall of Nokia using Porter's Diamond Model. It examines factors such as demand conditions, factor conditions, company structures and rivalry, related and supporting industries, and government. It finds that Nokia lost expertise, had outdated patents and systems, lacked innovation and focus on Symbian. It also faced threats from new operating systems like iOS and Android, lost US market share to Samsung, and saw reduced R&D funding. Ultimately, Nokia's inability to adapt led to its decline.

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    The document analyzes the rise and fall of Nokia using Porter's Diamond Model. It examines factors such as demand conditions, factor conditions, company structures and rivalry, related and supporting industries, and government. It finds that Nokia lost expertise, had outdated patents and systems, lacked innovation and focus on Symbian. It also faced threats from new operating systems like iOS and Android, lost US market share to Samsung, and saw reduced R&D funding. Ultimately, Nokia's inability to adapt led to its decline.

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    The document analyzes the rise and fall of Nokia using Porter's Diamond Model. It examines factors such as demand conditions, factor conditions, company structures and rivalry, related and supporting industries, and government. It finds that Nokia lost expertise, had outdated patents and systems, lacked innovation and focus on Symbian. It also faced threats from new operating systems like iOS and Android, lost US market share to Samsung, and saw reduced R&D funding. Ultimately, Nokia's inability to adapt led to its decline.

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    The Rise and Fall of Nokia

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    The document analyzes the rise and fall of Nokia using Porter's Diamond Model. It examines factors such as demand conditions, factor conditions, company structures and rivalry, related and supporting industries, and government. It finds that Nokia lost expertise, had outdated patents and systems, lacked innovation and focus on Symbian. It also faced threats from new operating systems like iOS and Android, lost US market share to Samsung, and saw reduced R&D funding. Ultimately, Nokia's inability to adapt led to its decline.

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    The Rise and Fall of Nokia

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    Li Ming Sun Wei Wu Hao Ko Hing Tobey Chen Duo

    Porter Diamond Model


    1. Demand Condition 2. Factors Conditions 3. Structures of Company and Rivalry 4. Related and Supporting Industries 5. Government 6. Chance

    Demand Condition
    1. Geographical Condition 1. Demand Changes Sparsely populated and Functionality inhospitably cold countries User Experience 2. Cost Condition 2. Market Saturation Wire-line $800 Cost Leadership Wireless $500 3. Severe Competition ?

    Factors Conditions
    1. Human Resource 1. Expertize Lost Professional in 2. Patents Out of Date Productivity 3. Operation System 2. National Competitive Obsolete Strategy 3. Patents 4. One of the Members of EU

    Structures of Company and Rivalry


    1. The Structure of Company : Functional Organization M Form 2. Sharp Horizontal Competition 3. Focus on Driving Down Cost 4. Human Technology 1. Lack of Innovation 2. Only Focus on Symbian 3. The Appearance of Competitive Operation System

    Related and supporting industries


    1. Nokia R&D Centre 2. Wireless Technology Development 3. Advanced Supply Chain System 1. Reduction Funds in R&D Investment

    Government
    1. No Entry Barriers 1. No More Government Support 2. No Tariff in EU 2. No Export Subsidy 3. Government Development Fund -- Finish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation -- National fund for R&D 4. Minimized Government Interference

    Chance
    1. New Trend in Mobile Phones 1. Reposition 2. State of the Art Technology and Patent (Pure View & Pure Motion) 3. Focus on Cooperation

    retained or outsource?
    1. Retained: Technology R&D Market Software Services 2. Outsourced: Symbian R&D Manufacture

    Threat
    Innovation IOS & Android -- Lose of Market Share (Samsung) Ignore USA Market Laws and Regulations

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