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Ingram Micro forced to make cuts

Ingram Micro, the world largest IT distributor, has cut 300 people from its workforce in North America.

In total 400 positions were eliminated. According to Keith Bradley, North American president for Ingram, 100 positions were open positions that were never filled. Canada will have to take a hit in this round of downsizing by Ingram. CDN has learned that approximately 50 positions will be cut in its Canadian operation headquartered in Mississauga, Ont, as well as 100 in its Buffalo, N.Y. operation. The rest of the cuts are at headquarters in Santa Ana, Calif. The most notable layoff is Carol Kurimisky, the vice-president of marketing at Ingram.

Bradley said that this round of cuts was part of the distributor's optimization initiative. The majority of actions in that plan were internal discretionary items such as travel. About two-thirds of the optimization initiative

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Paolo Del Nibletto
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Editor of Computer Dealer News, covering Canada's IT channel community.

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