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“The creative objective was to visually depict people’s working environments and unique habits to show that Nokia works in the same way as they do,” says Devinder Kishore, director (marketing) for Nokia India. “Dilbert’s character has helped consumers connect with the devices in an engaging and ‘fun’ manner...it is unique and cool, and also a great clutter-breaking tool.”

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Rohan Said:


I believe smart phones are usually bought by smart people. I also believe that smart people know that using film stars and singers and even TV stars, to sell products is a shortcut to make the gullible people believe that the product is good. Cartoons on the other hand can entertain - at least I can say that about the Dilbert in office context. Nokia's smart way to use a boredom buster like Dilbert to sell a phone 'office phone'. Says a lot about what one can expect from this new phone - anything but boredom! Good Show Nokia

Posted On 11/13/2008 1:13:41 PM