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Message: <blockquote data-quote="exam1passyq" data-source="post: 10732486" data-attributes="member: 325382">Thus, some of the layoffs are expected to come from businesses that Cisco pulls out of in coming months. Chambers, who has led Cisco for 16 of its 26-year history, has said he will pull out of some nonstrategic areas where Cisco is not the No. 1 or No. 2 player.Cisco <a href="http://www.exam1pass.co.uk/650-292-exam.html" target="_blank">650-292 </a>pdf exam said on Wednesday that it planned to trim its workforce as part of a plan to cut some $1 billion in costs from its annual budget. Executives declined to comment on how many jobs they will cut, saying they will make an announcement by the end of summer.A month ago Chambers said Cisco would dump its Flip video camera business, ax 550 jobs and take a charge of $300 million related to the move."It's hard to criticize the pace and scope," said Colin Gillis, an analyst with BGC Partners. "We all love the billion dollars in cost savings, but you never cheer people losing their jobs."Nonetheless, Cisco shares fell 4.8 percent on Wednesday, as analysts said it would take many quarters to revive the company.He has yet to disclose which business will be next to go, but Cisco has invested heavily in a wide range of consumer products that have yet to take off, including its Umi home video conference system and home security cameras.Cisco's <a href="http://www.exam1pass.co.uk/650-292-exam.html" target="_blank">650-292 </a>pdf exam planned job cuts stand out at a time when most other U.S. technology companies have started to add jobs after cutbacks during the recession. HP said last week that it was hiring more people to sell switches.Wall Street analysts, who were disappointed with the low revenue forecast that Cisco gave for the current quarter and the coming fiscal year, said they were pleased to see Cisco taking quick and decisive action on restructuring.</blockquote>

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