Thread regarding Allscripts layoffs

"Trust me"? Sign your real name to the post and then you might earn some trust. Even more if it includes an executive level title.

LOL

I did not catch which areas contributed to yet another quarter of record sales.? Was it the last time to record Netsmart activity ? For you newbies... this would be like 20 of 22 quarters of record bookings.. We are the company to beat...

Interesting from the call. If all is good and record sales , anything on lost customers or client satisfaction? Or for that mater, employee confidence in management and leadership? Probably nobody left to care.

As the old tech bubble saying goes... When you cut off a couple fingers, you don’t need the hand. When you cut the hand, you don’t need the arm. Etc.

Well, nothing's happened today that I can tell. There was an all hands type call with the Execs that didn't seem at all doom and gloom, the one take away I heard was that we had a record Q4 from a sales perspective, so hopefully that'll reflect well when we publish full results here soon.

Whats going on tomorrow morning? Wish I was a fly on the wall.

Maybe they will announce it tomorrow morning

Interesting, I've not heard anything like that for Pro support. There is a known re-org coming, but that was prefaced by a "this is just a re-org, not a layoff" statement. But of course, take that at face value.

Rumor has it that something big is going to be happening within the next month or so. PRO support people are being told that may want to start looking for new jobs if they are not already. Heard some managers may not be management by the end of this month.

Anyone have anymore SOLID details?

I was let go just over a year ago, I’m much better off. The proof is in the putting if you look at the reviews on Glassdoor if you work in the US your not very happy, but if your in india your happy at Allscripts. What does that tell you?

There are a number of McKesson products that are hardly failures. The biggest blunder was hiring on the same executives that were responsible for the decline of EIS products. They should have all been riffed from the very beginning.