So Dell is making Android mobile phones while Nokia is making Windows PCs. A curious confluence of poor management decisions. Why is all this dilution of core competence happening? Average punditry would suggest it’s all about “convergence” and the overlapping of mobile and until-recently-fixed computing. Er, not quite. The economics of plastic bits shipped in [...]
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