Guest Thinkers — February 22, 2011

Nokia’s design & brand priorities

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Last year, Nokia presented a slideshow to investors, outlining their brand & design priorities. Nokia’s goal is a modest one: to become the most loved and admired brand in the world. Thanks to Slideshare.net, the full presentation is now available to everyone in the design & innovation community.

[slideshow: Nokia’s Brand & Design Priorities]

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