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TweetYARMOUTH, Maine — The Maine-based mapmaker DeLorme has laid-off 15 employees, the first cuts the company has made in nearly ten years.
A company spokesman told WCSH-TV the staff reductions are needed to ensure the company can compete in a global marketplace.
The company has been making the transition from paper maps to more digital products.
DeLorme describes itself as a leading provider of mapping products, technologies, and data for the consumer and professional markets.
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