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Enterasys slashes headcount by 30%Big cost cuttingPublished Tuesday 9th April 2002 06:07 GMT "The cost cutting initiatives are an important first step designed to achieve cash break even as soon as possible," said William O'Brien, who is acting as interim CEO until the board finds a replacement. "We are continuously evaluating additional business improvement opportunities to increase sales effectiveness and reduce costs." Enterasys, which makes internet routing and security equipment, is currently the target of a regulatory investigation by the US Securities and Exchange Commission, which is looking into some of its spin-off companies. The probe is believed to relate to accounting issues the company uncovered in its Asia-Pacific business. These issues are related to Enterasys's recent warning that first-quarter revenue will be less than it initially expected. © ComputerWire.com. All rights reserved.
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