Life at the Top

Malcolm was temporarily stunned by Jasper’s words.

“Independent?

“No, that’s inappropriate.”

Malcolm’s words shocked Jasper. “What exactly do you mean?”

Malcolm then said, “Now that the two systems are independent of each other, might seem that there no problem, and can also prevent possible confusion in management. However, the most important thing whether you are aware that JW’s resources are actually unable to support big business like Nokia.”

Jasper chuckled and said, “I did consider this.”

With more than ten years of experience in the development of the mobile phone industry in the later generations, Jasper was not really worried about the future of Nokia.

Moreover, he was already the current boss of Nokia. As long as Nokia abandoned their old path and worked toward the direction that Apple was headed, it would be perfectly fine.

could not say this t

and he continued, “If JW wants to expand

a s the parent company to hold all the other businesses under it.

benefit that Nokia can bring

the ability to be recognized by people all over the world, but JW doesn’t. Therefore, the most convenient and fastest

already has branch offices and factories

world and these are resources that JW does not have. How much manpower, material and financial resources can JW save by taking advantage of this? Besides, if JW solely relies on its current subsidiaries, how many more years

Jasper’s expression

admit that he did not

thoroughly. Despite this, Malcolm perfectly pointed out the problem that he

consideration.

continued. “Boss, we can indeed avoid competition in resources by having separating both companies. However, the biggest difference between JW and the other companies is that our core resource i s not about the brands or products under u s,