HMD Global now has over 500 employees and a lot of them are ex-Nokia/ Microsoft employees, so it’s understandable the company is leveraging the relationship to adopt some Nokia technologies - ostensibly on the wireless side of things - “to enhance the customer experience”, Nummela says. Nokia 3310: What's in a Name? As It Turns Out, Everything “It is kind of easy because the CMO of HMD used to be the CMO of Nokia so he knows the brand as well as the Nokia people and the relationship is mostly related to the brand.” We are using the Nokia brand and there's joint interest how to develop this brand going forward,” Nummela explains. “The relationship of course is very strong and fundamental. Gadgets 360 caught up with HMD Global CEO Arto Nummela and we started off by asking about the close relationship the company enjoys with Nokia, the entity that now runs the telecom business.
The company announced the launch of Nokia 3, Nokia 5, and Nokia 6 Android smartphones, in addition to the all new 3310 feature phone.
HMD Global, the new custodians of the Nokia brand of mobile devices, made its first move into the international market at MWC this week.
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