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Ingram continues with EMEA back-office rejig

More resources are being moved to Sofia service centre as back-office streamlining continues across EMEA

Josh Budd
02 June 2017

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Ingram Micro is set to move more processes to its service centre in Sofia as its pan-EMEA back office reshuffle continues, according to EMEA executive vice president Mark Snider Speaking to CRN sister...

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