Nokia - In today's communication industry, the growth of the Internet has established a Universal medium for access to all types of information.

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In today's communication industry, the growth of the Internet has established a Universal medium for access to all types of information. Nokia uses many ways of communicating, the use of mainly technology to contact many departments of the company. This is done mainly via the new technology of video conferencing.  No matter where you are you can have a face-to-face meeting via a computer and a modem and a video camera.  Allowing you to see each other over a computer screen.  As Nokia is situated around the world with different headquarters for each functional department.

For communicating, reporting information to one another the use of the Internet and telecommunication enables better communication channels. For communication to take place via e-mail within a department, employees have meetings with their superior or senior managers. From here senior managers have meetings with their superior, until all information has been reported to Administration and to staff who have access to all.  The use of data capability provides the means to deliver the enriched content that drives development of new services.

The uses of telecommunication networks are therefore undergoing fundamental changes: they are converting from circuit switched to packet switched IP connectivity and from single purpose networks facilitating mainly voice transmissions to multi- service networks supporting various voice and non- voice interactions and applications. Internet and other IP (Internet Providers like Netscape, Bt Internet) - based applications and services have proven popular with businesses. By using this service that Nokia have developed, it has also aided Nokia for efficiency of communicating with each department within their own organisation.

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However the use of latest developments in technology that Nokia have enabled, allows mobile phones to do so much. But with the information not everyone in the workforce can be trusted. Therefore restrictions are applied to staff but not those of higher management. This is done for many reasons, such as security, as the telecommunication market is very competitive and everyone wants the latest in technology. The majority of communicating is done formally rather than informally as the company Nokia does not want informal information to jeopardise the future of Nokia.

At the moment Nokia are trying to ...

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