Research at Nokia
Nokia's continuous high investment in R&D is one of our key success factors. As of December 31, 2009, we employed 17,196 in research and development with R&D expenses totalling EUR 5.909 billion in 2009, 14.4% of Nokia's net sales in 2009.
- Short and medium term.
Nokia researchers support the product development units to master key technologies and their evolution. This enables us to develop competitive products efficiently. - Long-term.
Research aims to disrupt the present. Research in different sciences with global participation is a prerequisite for creating these disruptions. Research also serves as an organizational pioneer. By challenging the present working methods and technologies we keep the organization moving. Our researchers are also encouraged to bring forth ideas for new business development.
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Nokia maintains strong global contacts to monitor and influence technological developments. We actively participate in standardization and R&D projects in cooperation with universities, research institutes, and other companies.
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