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Nortel's Pension Deficit Wildcard

Mark Evans submits: With Nortel NT sliding to below $1 the other day, it now has a market cap of less than $500-million. But is it cheap? The answer is yes and no. On the surface, Nortel seems inexpensive given it has about $10-billion in sales. However, if you...

Tags: Nortel Networks Corp., Pension, Seeking Alpha, Sales Strategy, Benefits, Microsoft Windows NT, Payroll Solutions, Sales, Human Resources, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Mark Evans, Networking

External links 2008-10-30

Nortel Cuts Few Jobs Than Expected; Four Senior Executives Depart

Mark Evans submits: After speculation has been running rampant that Nortel NT was going to slash between 3,000 to 10,000 positions, it will be interesting to see how investors and analysts react to what can only be seen as a modest plan to eliminate 1,300 workers, or 4% of...

Tags: Job, Nortel Networks Corp., Senior Executive, Seeking Alpha, Recruitment & Selection, Sales Strategy, Microsoft Windows NT, Workforce Management, Payroll Solutions, Human Resources, Sales, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Mark Evans, Networking

External links 2008-11-10

Nortel News: John Roese's Legacy, A Way Out?

Mark Evans submits: John Roese's Legacy? The Globe& Mail has an interesting article looking at the departure of Nortel NT chief technology officer John Roese, who was let go earlier week along with three other senior executives. by Mark Evans

Tags: Nortel Networks Corp., Seeking Alpha, Globe& Mail, Microsoft Windows NT, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Mark Evans, Networking

External links 2008-11-13

Nortel Networks: 5 Big, Unanswered Questions

Mark Evans submits: Here’s what I’m curious about: 1. Nortel NT is planning on cutting 1,300 positions but despite announcing plans on Sept. 17 that it was restructuring, no one seems to have lost their job yet other than four senior executives: John Roese, Lauren Flaherty, Dietmar Wendt and...

Tags: Nortel Networks Corp., Seeking Alpha, Microsoft Windows NT, Recruitment & Selection, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Mark Evans, Networking

External links 2008-11-14

What Would John Chambers Have Done for Nortel?

Mark Evans submits: If Nortel’s NT board had selected a different person to succeed Bill Owens as CEO in 2005, do you think things would be much different? What if Nortel had somehow been able to convince John Chambers that after a long and successful run as Cisco’s CEO,...

Tags: John Chambers, Nortel Networks Corp., Seeking Alpha, Corporate Governance, Professional Development, Microsoft Windows NT, Benefits, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Career, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Human Resources, Mark Evans, Networking

External links 2008-11-18

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VMware and SpringSource: It`s All About the Cloud, Baby

Though Facebook's acquisition of FriendFeed seemed to garner most of the headlines on Aug. 10, the bigger story for the enterprise was easily VMware's announcement of its intent to acquire SpringSource for $362 million to bolster its cloud strategy against Microsoft and others.Though Facebook's acquisition of FriendFeed seemed to garner...

Tags: VMware Inc.

News items 2009-08-11