Nokia Conversations give us a brief breakdown of their internation communications set up, which consists of a Nokia Wormhole. A portal for video, and audio communications for Nokia employees to communicate no matter where they are located in the world, bringing the experience of actually being in the room with all the staff during meeting, and talks.
The Nokia Wormhole doesn’t enable you to take a neat sci-fi shortcut through space and time, hopping between galaxies, as the name might loosely suggest. That is of course unless you believe that webcam technology performs this function (granted it’s not perhaps cutting edge a concept, yet it remains smart technology). See, the Nokia Wormhole (pictured) is a new remote communication initiative that Nokia has launched within the company, creating an informal long distance face-to-face meeting place (via webcam) in the same vein as Nokia’s advanced Halo suites - the purpose being that it further enables employees to communicate better yet travel less, in turn helping Nokia employees reduce the environmental impact of the company via air travel and alike.
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