CA clarifies Asian downsizing report

By Victoria Ho, ZDNet Asia
Thursday, November 22, 2007 07:38 PM

CA's Malaysian and Philippine offices will remain open, after all.

Following a report ZDNet Asia ran Tuesday on the U.S.-based vendor shutting down selected offices in the region, CA has clarified that the only office in the region that it has shut down is Indonesia. The 12 other offices in the Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ) region will remain open, but operations in Malaysia and Philippines will be downsized as the company moves to a more indirect or channels sales model.

Raj Seth, CA's vice president of corporate communications for APJ, told ZDNet Asia in an e-mail interview that in spite of the closure, Indonesia's operations continue to be managed out of the country, with sales and support managed by one partner in the country, Asaba.

Seth also clarified that a previous ZDNet Asia article, which reported that CA was closing down its Philippine office, was inaccurate. The office will retain "core staff" to coordinate the "partner-led model" with customers, he added.

"CA will run ongoing training programs for our channel partners to keep them up to speed [with CA products]," said Seth, on the company's plans for the region.


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It's not true!!.. CA has closed down all operation offices in the region.
Posted by anonymous on Friday, November 23 2007 04:11 PM

my friend working with CA and she's jobless now.
Posted by anonymous on Wednesday, November 28 2007 10:40 AM

They are not downsizing each operation.. they are closing it!! my friend used to work with CA and they just closed the operation without any advance notice to the staff!
Posted by anonymous on Tuesday, December 04 2007 03:59 PM

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Raj Seth does not know what he is talking about!
Posted by robbie seth on Tuesday, May 13 2008 02:10 AM

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