Nokia outlines Symbian outsourcing plans

Dan Worth
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Up to 3,000 workers from nations including UK to be taken on by Accenture

Nokia has given more information on its plans to outsource the software development and support of its out-of-favour Symbian platform to Accenture, as it focuses on Microsoft's Windows Phone system...

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