Dell culls UK advisers

Nibble Consultants not needed

By Nick Farrell

Mon Apr 20 2009, 14:10

TINMAN Dell is looking closely at its list of its Blitish advisers to see if some of its more expensive consultants can be given the boot.

According to the Lawyer magazine, Dell has asked the consultants to tender this month and the company is running the process to a tight schedule.

One firm was told to pitch to justify its reason for existing within a few weeks, apparently. µ

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