Pekka Lundmark

Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark (pictured) pointed to the success of a massive organisational shake-up after it recorded earnings growth in Q3 despite chip supply constraints and issues in North America.

Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark (pictured) hailed improvements across the business during Q1, as the company implemented a restructure designed to revive its fortunes and eventually propel it to lead the market in 5G technologies.

Nokia fleshed out its business turnaround plan, with CEO Pekka Lundmark (pictured) challenging the company to elevate itself into a position to shape next-generation access technology and connected enterprise opportunities as 5G hits its potential.

Nokia revealed further details of its massive strategic overhaul, with the company charging its mobile networks unit with achieving leadership in the move to so-called critical networks and open technology, while also overtaking rivals on 5G.

Nokia’s tough-talking new CEO Pekka Lundmark wasted little time in ripping-up the company’s strategy, restructuring its divisions and implementing an executive shake-up.

Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark sought to stay clear from geopolitical debates or making firm commitments on his vision for the business during his first round of media interviews since taking over from Rajeev Suri.