Nokia, a global communications and technology company, faced the challenge of effective collaboration and communication among its 90,000 employees spread across multiple locations. The company's UX design teams were distributed across India, Bulgaria, Canada, Portugal, and Finland, making it difficult to work cohesively due to different time zones. The two main groups that benefited from a collaboration platform were Cloud and Network Services (CNS) and Network Infrastructure. The CNS team was part of the Common Software Foundation, an initiative to bring CNS applications together into a coherent software suite. The UX designers worked on three legs of the design system, core UI widgets, mapping, and charting. However, the company was at a stage where design was important but received little funding.