Electronics Production | January 09, 2009
Lenovo takes more manufacturing in-house
The Chinese computer manufacturer Lenovo has taken more manufacturing in-house, rather than outsourcing it to big EMS-providers such as Flextronics or Foxconn.
This seems to be part of the newly announced restructuring program that is to save the company $300 million during the fiscal 2009/2010. Additional to that, Lenovo also announced to lay off around 11% of its global workforce. (evertiq reported)
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