Shortly after
Alcatel-Lucent posted yet another quarter of net losses, two of its biggest bigwigs have decided that enough is enough. Chairman Serge Tchuruk and CEO Patricia Russo have both announced plans to exit the company, and while the former will be clocking in for the final time on October 1st, the latter has agreed to stay on until a new CEO is found. According to Tchuruk, the time has come for the outfit to "acquire a personality of its own, independent from its two predecessors." The search for replacements has already begun, though analysts assert that filling the holes won't be a lesson in simplicity. Something Motorola would likely
agree with entirely.
[Via
RCRWireless, image courtesy of
The New York Times]
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posted Jul 30th 2008 at 11:28AM
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
zephxiii @ Jul 30th 2008 11:35AM
Wasn't AT&T very displeased with this vendor's 3G equipment, supply, and support? Thought i remember reading various complaints from various people from AT&T.
kookoobirdz @ Jul 31st 2008 12:02AM
Photo caption: Serge points at the spider crawling in Patricia's hair towards her face. Patricia freezes in fear, saying "get it... get it...!" through clenched teeth.