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Analysis: New Nokia boss faces tough balancing act

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Justin Hotard (pictured) officially took the helm as Nokia’s new CEO and president this week and immediately set out his strategy, arguing there was a need for the vendor to reinvent itself to truly tap into opportunity around AI, but also stay true to its traditional business. In a video post on LinkedIn to mark his first day as boss, the former Intel executive said he was excited to join Nokia to lead the company through its next chapter. “We’…

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Analysis: New Nokia boss faces tough balancing act

Justin Hotard (pictured) officially took the helm as Nokia’s new CEO and president this week and immediately set out his strategy, arguing there was a need for the vendor to reinvent itself to truly tap into opportunity around AI, but also stay true to its traditional business. In a video post on LinkedIn to mark his first day as boss, the former Intel executive said he was excited to join Nokia to lead the company through its next chapter. “We’…

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