Jabil to produce Blackberry in Hungary

As reported earlier EMS provider Jabil plans to hire 1000 employees in Tiszaújváros, Hungary by the end of the summer.

July 29 2010, 9:41 AM

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EMSThe expansion is mainly due to increasing demand and a new long term contact that has been signed, said Budapest Times. The company has already started to produce a number of new products, especially in the mobile segment such as the Blackberry mobile phone.

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7. don't be short eye

August 03, 2010
08:10

Jabil has certain competence at operations, in case it could take more developing strategy for long term, it will great helpful. each company has downturn and upturn. Now Jabil is in good shape, must take leasson and learn

6. you cant get RIM for sho...

August 02, 2010
09:00

you cant get RIM for short term

5. So what is the revolutio...

July 30, 2010
16:39

So what is the revolutionary new product being launched by RIM? Is this the touch screen smart phone which will replace the STORM?

4. I disagree that this is ...

July 30, 2010
12:55

I disagree that this is typical strategy of Jabil, I've worked for Jabil for a number of years and never witnessed anything like this! I am close to the RIM work over in Hungary and this is not a short term investment, RIM are a strategic Jabil customer. The RIM business is growing at an amazing rate with new products being developed and hitting the market all the time. The recent hiring phase is to do with a brand new product which is revolutionary for RIM. There is a clear road map on future RIM products and Jabil will integrate with them at an early stage to ensure they are production ready (resource and capability). Demand will indeed drop on specific products as they reach the last stage in their life cycle but new products will ramp.

3. Nope, long term, RIM is ...

July 30, 2010
09:27

Nope, long term, RIM is massive!

2. Its the typical strategy...

July 30, 2010
09:19

Its the typical strategy of Jabil, hire for the short term, get the people to move all the way up to them then fire them when the ramp up and launch is complete and demand drops

1. Surely these jobs are fo...

July 30, 2010
08:38

Surely these jobs are for seasonal ramp requirements rather than long term contracts.

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