EMC plays down job cuts

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Vendor claims it will hire more people than it is set to let go by the end of the year but cannot say if channel team will be affected

EMC has insisted that by the end of the year it will have hired more staff than it has let go. Yesterday morning, a US 10-Q filing notice came to light, confirming that the storage giant will cu...

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