Dell on Monday announced plans to lay off more than 6,650 employees, or about 5% of its workforce.
In a, Jeff Clarke, co-chief operating officer at Dell, said the cuts were made in an effort to "stay ahead of downturn impacts. He said the changes Dell had already implemented, like limiting travel, pausing external hiring and reducing outside services spending, were no longer sufficient.
"Unfortunately, with changes like this, some members of our team will be leaving the company," Clarke said. "There is no tougher decision, but one we had to make for our long-term health and success."In the memo to employees, Clarke said Dell has navigated economic downturns before, and "emerged stronger" as a result.
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