Ingram Micro mulls EMEA redundancies
Ingram Micro CEO Greg Spierkel told analysts the distributor may look to take "actions" on costs and people in EMEA during the coming months as the firm keeps a keen eye on its costs in the region.
"We are being very vigilant with costs and we're going to continue to be so in the second half of this year because we don't see the conditions changing," Spierkel said on the distributor's Q2 conference call.
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