NSN looking to cut costs by over EUR 2 bln in 2012 - report

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NSN looking to cut costs by over EUR 2 bln in 2012 - report
Nokia Siemens Networks is looking to cut costs by over EUR 2 billion in 2012, reports the Financial Times Deutschland citing unnamed company sources. To help achieve this goal, the company will review all its suppliers and service providers. CEO Rajeev Suri also plans to implement a new management structure, with daily management tasks to be handled by a 3-member strong committee consisting of Suri, the chief financial officer and a new chief operating officer.

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