Lenovo, the world’s biggest maker of personal computers, has hired former Nokia and Huawei executive Colin Giles as vice president of its Mobile Business Group, the firm announced today. “Colin Giles will be taking on the role to drive global smartphone sales and business development outside of China,” Lenovo, also the world’s fourth-largest smartphone vendor, said in an e-mail to Reuters. Giles will report to Liu Jun, president of Lenovo’s Mobile Business Group. Giles joined Huawei as executive vice president of its Consumer Business Group last July, after leaving Nokia in 2012. Lenovo, which announced its annual results on Wednesday, is expanding overseas and increasing its smartphone push. It is looking to sell 80 million smartphone units in the coming year and offset weak growth in China, the firm’s largest market. The company is currently finalising the purchase of Motorola’s mobile division from Google. Lenovo is likely to use the Motorola brand name for a bigger push in the US market. Reuters
Lenovo, the world’s biggest maker of personal computers, has hired former Nokia and Huawei executive Colin Giles as vice president of its Mobile Business Group, the firm announced today. “Colin Giles will be taking on the role to drive global smartphone sales and business development outside of China,” Lenovo, also the world’s fourth-largest smartphone vendor, said in an e-mail to Reuters. Giles will report to Liu Jun, president of Lenovo’s Mobile Business Group.
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