They are cutting the fat from the hips to fit the bride into the dress. After Annus Horribilis, Nokia needs to show some good numbers in drop of expenses. Then Elop's idiocracy can be disguised as a tough turn around to loose dead meat, and presented as an organization ready to start over, under new ownership.

This is what CFO's do, cut all and any expences to make the results look better. Elop is acting as a CFO more than a CEO, and he's preparing to sell Macromedia to Adobe sell before it's too late enter a strategic partnership with Microsoft anyone who's willing to buy some select partner well suited to augment Nokia's empty bank accounts weaknesses.