Nokia Interim CEO: This will be the beginning of another 150 years for the company

If there is no accident, the Nokia mobile phone business will be owned by Microsoft. In the future, the company will focus on the two areas of map and network technology. Risto Siilasmaa, Nokia's interim CEO, expressed optimism that "this will be the beginning of another 150-year story for Nokia." "150 years ago, Nokia opened the first chapter of the company in the fields of paper making, shoe making and tyre production." By now, it has become a globally renowned handset manufacturer. Siilasmaaa in a recent interview specifically on the equipment and services sector will be Microsoft's acquisition of the matter expressed. "Nokia will explore areas other than mobile devices and related services in the future," he said. Nokia will be a strong company with healthy finances and 3 pillars of business--nsn, here, Advanced technologies--each of them a leader in technology and innovation. "In other words, Nokia's next step is to stay focused on the web, the map, and the new advanced technologies development work." NSN is mainly responsible for sales of communications equipment and focus on mobile broadband research and development, here is Microsoft Windows Phone's default map software, and the new advanced technologies will be the most important in the future development of Nokia. Now, Siilasmaa is primarily responsible for reinventing Nokia after selling equipment and services and looking for a new CEO. Perhaps in the future, we will not have the opportunity to see Nokia's production of mobile phones, but here map will still keep the name of Nokia in the hearts of users.