Nokia’s Stephen Elop Talks to Mobilized About the Big Microsoft Deal (Video)
Although Nokia CEO Stephen Elop left Microsoft last fall, he says he is nonetheless comfortable with a strategy that essentially bets his company on execution by his former employer.
Just after he finished addressing both investors and reporters on Friday, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop sat down to answer a few questions from Mobilized.
In the video interview, Elop told Mobilized that he is confident the Windows Phone team can move faster than it has and keep pace with Apple and Google.
Elop also talked about why he went with Windows over Android, though he again declined to say how much marketing assistance his company is getting from Redmond (even after Mobilized put things in hockey terms).
Check out the video below:
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