노키아의 2003년 한국 시장 진출 실패와 그 대책

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Nokia가 2003년에 한국 시장에 진입하려다 실패했던 사례를
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*Nokia
CASE STUDY
1) What is Nokia?
2) External Analysis
3) Current Issues
4) References

TEACHING NOTE
1. Summary of the case
2. Objectives
3. Discussion & Guide for discussion
<Discussion Question 1 & Analysis (Answers)>
-‘Why had Nokia failed in Korean market in 2003?
<Discussion Question 2 & Analysis (Answers)>
-‘Why does Nokia endeavor to get into Korean Market? For Nokia, is Korea attractive?`
<Discussion Question 3 & Analysis (Answers)>
-‘How can Nokia be successful this time in Korean market?’
4. Feedback (additional information)
5. Bibliography

본문내용

Nokia announced that it is currently seeking for efficiency in restructuring labor structure which is aimed at reforming new form of organization by voluntary resignations by employees. To foster natural voluntary resignation, Nokia is offering global voluntary resignation package to increase short-term unpaid leaves and sabbaticals. In addition, Nokia is counting holiday time as an overtime labor working time so as to reduce the cost of salary. To cut down the personnel-related costs, Nokia is encouraging and putting an effort to accept ideas proposed by employees including unions. The voluntary initiatives undertaken by Nokia are expected to lessen involuntary redundancies of human resources contributing efficiency of labor management which is essential to the current market environment. Furthermore, Nokia announced that a research center in Finland will be closed as well as 90 layoffs in global support and new departments. Nokia made its announcement last month that it is losing its market share falling to 37 percent from 40 percent two quarters before. Nokia, which used to be the 1st position in the cell phone maker, is threatened decreasing net profit and sales volume in 2008.

참고 자료

www.wikipedia.org
www.nokia.com
www.google.com
www.koreanherald.co.kr
www.koreatimes.co.kr
www.cetizen.com
www.naver.com
http://en.wikipedia.org
Chosun.com
OPPORTUNITIES AND PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL STRATEGY: NOKIA’S INVOLVEMENT IN SOUTH KOREA’S ECONOMY (Detelin Elenkov - University of Tennessee Knoxville, David A. Ralston - University of Oklahoma, Kristian Serafimov - University of Tennessee Knoxville)