By Julian Goldsmith, 16 January 2002 13:15
NEWS US ASP InterVoice-Brite has been forced to scale back its domestic and international operations. The company will cut 102 employees in the US, 23 jobs in its EMEA UK offices and other locations across Europe, the Middle East and Asia. InterVoice currently has operations in Germany, Italy, Japan the Netherlands, Singapore, Switzerland, the UK and the United Arab Emirates. InterVoice-Brite's chairman and CEO David Brandenburg was keen to stress these redundancies as a strategic withdrawal rather than a reaction to soft revenues. Brandenburg said in a statement: "We remain very optimistic about the long-term growth potential for InterVoice-Brite in both its enterprise and network markets. We will continue to establish our leadership position in these markets through innovative products and solutions, well-funded marketing programs, and an excellent sales force."
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