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Originally Posted by Rauha View Post
At least Elop is starting to understand that it wasn't the smartest of moves to set everything on fire before there was something besides the ashes to sell.

"Our new strategy introduced ambiguity," admitted CEO Stephen Elop.
I'd still say the lesson hasn't been learned quite yet:

Elop confirmed that the orphan N9 Linux phone will be "regional" only, and that volume shipments of Windows-based devices won't materialise until next year.
That's not saying that the N9 is the Nokia savior, it's not. But to take a potentially selling phone and limit its distribution and continue to push WP7 - I'd love to see real world numbers for interest in Nokia's WP7 future offerings - isn't a lesson learned.

I'd say a lesson learned would be to introduce a Mango phone sooner than later and see how well it sells. And start with a Plan B just in case - this "all-in" strategy has never worked for Nokia.
 

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