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businesstechnology1 year ago

"Cisco Plans Major Job Cuts in Shift to High-Growth Sectors"

Cisco Systems is reportedly set to lay off thousands of employees as it shifts focus to "high-growth areas," with an announcement expected after its upcoming earnings call on February 14. The company had previously issued layoff notices to about 5 percent of its workforce last year as part of efforts to "rebalance" and maximize cost savings. Despite growth in segments like Security and Networking, Cisco lowered its full-year 2024 sales outlook due to a slowdown in new orders. Industry insiders see the layoffs as a move to refocus on sales-driven innovation and high-growth areas, with some viewing it as an opportunity to acquire top talent.

businesstechnology1 year ago

"Cisco Plans Major Layoffs to Prioritize High-Growth Sectors: Sources"

Cisco is planning to lay off thousands of employees as part of a restructuring to focus on high-growth areas, according to sources. The company, which currently has 84,900 employees, is expected to make an announcement next week. This move comes after a previous restructuring in November 2022, and amid a trend of tech companies implementing layoffs to lower costs. Cisco had previously cut its full-year revenue and profit forecasts, citing a slowdown in demand for its networking equipment, and has been pushing into software offerings like cybersecurity.

business1 year ago

"Cisco Plans Major Layoffs to Prioritize High-Growth Sectors: Sources"

Cisco is planning to restructure its business and lay off thousands of employees as it focuses on high-growth areas, following a previous restructuring that impacted roughly 5% of its workforce. The company is still deciding on the total number of employees to be affected, with an announcement expected next week. This move comes as tech companies, including telecom makers Nokia and Ericsson, have also cut thousands of jobs to lower costs, and as Cisco grapples with supply chain issues and a post-pandemic slowdown in demand.