Avaya files for chapter 11 bankruptcy
Networking firm's hardware roots beginning to show
Avaya, the networking, telecoms and collaboration company, has filed for US chapter 11 bankruptcy as a way of restructuring its business. The company, which started life in 2000 as an offshoot of Lucent...
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