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@9sui+16cQERTG Silicon Valley may have the greatest source of tech talent for software overall, and for commodity web SaaS portals and smartphone apps...Unfortunately the track record isn't there to backup that claim. For GE Digital there is no need for it, bad software can be created for 25% cost in Bangalore. Also everyone knows the world of Enterprise grade software goes through Washington State in Seattle and Redmond where we have an office anyway.
I mean for a business stating they want to become a software/OT product business I have never seen so much activity (like 90%) totally unrelated to actually developing and selling software....
Good idea. As there is really no output from any of the sites, maybe starting with greatest cost savings is the way to go.
No - close SR first, not last. It's the highest cost facility in GED.
Look you can cut Cal (the "Lights Out" book recently released tells what an outdated facility SR is, so there is truly no reason to keep as cat out the bag" but are you really going to base a global business around VA? Be serious
Dude, California is 20%+ of the USA economy and over 20% of the tech talent in USA. To say a presence "isnt important" seems foolish. Is Schenectady or some other port of yesteryear a better place to invest?
If divisions are doing the digital work ie Power why is there a separate business inside GED that is focused on Power ? Same for other verticals - hard to understand why such redundancy cannot be addressed
It is already in the works for divisions to handle great deal of the digital work themselves. What is going to be the focus of digital going forward is up in the air. A California presence with the high costs is not that important to an industrial company now days. Not sure what will happen but a big disruption is coming soon.
Need to drastically downsize GED. Close all US offices outside SR
At least 2 billion cost-out in 2H. You do the math.
When? Where? How many?