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Composition
7 years ago
- Strategies taken by Symbian,Google,Apple in striving to lead the mobile industry.
- Lessons learned from Harvard Business School Case Study
- New entry company such as Google & Apple become threat to Symbian company.How?
- Discuss the key players in mobile phone industries and how they influence each other.
- As the future IT professional,how this case study change your view about your career?
- What innovations can be introduce in improving mobile phone industries in terms of community uses and work?
- Discuss the Symbian's situation based on Porter's 5 Forces model.What are your recommendation?
- Analyse Symbian's situation using SWOT analysis technique.What is your opinion about company situation.
- Discuss on key Symbian Executives (exhibit 3). What is your opinion about them?Give suggestions.
- Discuss on the mobile market share based on the statistics given.
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