<p>Cloud and unified communications provider, Generation-e, has undergone a business restructure, dividing it into 'Generation-e Productivity Solutions' and 'Generation-e Network Infrastructure.'</p><p>As a result, the company shell has been placed into liquidation, appointing Glenn Crisp and Dino Calvisi from Jirsch Sutherland as liquidators on June 28.</p><p>Managing director, Biagio LaRosa, said it was an original holding company established in 2003, which it traded under and grew, but it wasn't established in a way that could allow it to do things such as an employee shareholder program effectively. "We had some structural changes in being a start-up and since then we've grown into a substantial company," LaRosa said. "The structure of that entity didn't suit what we were doing anymore and the reason behind the restructure is that we've commenced an employee shareholder and profit share program.</p><p>"The buzz that has been circulating since our restructure is a testament to our formidable brand. The transition has been smooth for everyone except our competitors. If they lavished more attention on their customers than on us, they might be boasting similar success."</p><p><a href="http://www.arnnet.com.au/article/471905/generation-e_restructures_business/">Keep reading...</a></p>