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Nokia Saw iPhone Coming – So What Went Wrong?

What if Nokia saw the iPhone coming—and still couldn’t stop it?
In this episode, former Nokia strategy and market intelligence leader Timo Partanen shares an insider view of the company’s internal iPhone threat briefing. Nokia had tracked Apple for years and anticipated the hardware shift—but underestimated the power of Apple’s ecosystem, partnerships, and business model.
We explore why warnings didn’t translate into action, how internal silos shaped decision-making, and what modern leaders can learn about disruption, strategy execution, and platform thinking.

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Nokia's Comeback Explained: Emotion, Strategy & Boardroom Decisions

Nokia didn’t just collapse—it reinvented itself. This episode explores how leadership, emotion, and strategy combined to transform Nokia into a new kind of company.

Why Nokia failed – Quy Huy and Timo Vuori explain the real reason Nokia lost the smartphone war

Everyone Thinks the iPhone Killed Nokia. They're Wrong!

Most people believe the iPhone killed Nokia. But the real reason Nokia collapsed had far more to do with what was happening inside the company. Based on the research of Quy Huy and Timo Vuori, this episode explores how fear, leadership pressure, and the Symbian platform trapped Nokia as Apple and Android reshaped the smartphone industry.

David Rogers, author of Digital Transformation Playbook, on the future of digital transformation, AI, disruption, and platform strategy.

Digital Transformation Playbook (10 Years On) AI, Disruption & Platform Strategy with David Rogers

David Rogers joins us for a 10th anniversary conversation on Digital Transformation Playbook. We unpack how digital transformation strategy has evolved, how AI is reshaping business models, and why platform competition, network effects, and disruption matter more than ever.

Joel Schwartzberg, author of ‘Get to the Point’ (Second Edition), featured on The Innovation Show episode titled ‘Mastering Your Point with Joel Schwartzberg’—discussing how to simplify, sharpen, and sell your message.

From Rambling to Impact The Power of Making a Point

In this episode of The Innovation Show, Joel Schwartzberg, author of Get to the Point, shares how to stop rambling and start resonating. Learn practical tools to sharpen your message, speak with clarity, and lead with confidence.

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Epic Disruptions: Scott D. Anthony on 11 Innovations That Changed the World

Scott D. Anthony joins The Innovation Show to explore his latest book Epic Disruptions, tracing 11 game-changing innovations that transformed society—from the printing press to the iPhone. Discover the hidden patterns of disruption, why history keeps repeating itself, and how to prepare your organization for the next wave.

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The AI Revolution & Business Model Transformation | Osterwalder, Yu & Choudary

A Thinkers50 special episode with Aidan McCullen, Alex Osterwalder, Howard Yu and Sangeet Paul Choudary exploring how AI reshapes business models, strategy and organisational leadership. A masterclass in reinvention, recorded just hours before each received major Thinkers50 honours.

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Navigating the Age of Chaos Part 2 with Bob Johansen and Jamais Cascio

Discover how leaders can navigate complexity using BANI+ and VUCA+ frameworks. Bob Johansen and Jamais Cascio join Aidan McCullen to explore empathy, ethical AI, and future-ready thinking.

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