EMC to cut 1,000 jobs, but company will grow in size

Filed in archive EMC by Andrew Garrett on January 7, 2006

EMC to cut 1,000 jobs, but company will grow in size | InfoWorld | News | 2006-01-06 | By China Martens, IDG News Service:

EMC's planning on cutting 1,000 position by the end of 2006 - but still expects to end the year with more staff.

Apparently, they're focussing on R&D and Sales and Marketing. The cutbacks will be from other 'different, unspecified' parts of the company.

Does that mean less management? More outsourced administrative functionality?

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