Acquiring a publicly owned corporation the right way requires as much art as it does skill. The technology company that stands out as having the best acquisition process is Dell. Dell’s process is a refinement of IBM’s which was market-leading […]
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Years ago, while working at Giga Information Group, several analysts got together and created a service we loosely referred to as “events,” and then wrote about what we had captured as best practices over the years. With companies now going
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HP reported its sustainability progress this week which continued to showcase a level of focus, effort and, most important, progress that arguably leads the industry. HP’s sustainability efforts echo all the way back to the foundation of the company and
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One of the most interesting announcements back in the 1960s was the AT&T video phone that was just around the corner. And in anything but a whirlwind execution, here we are around sixty years later and Cisco has announced a
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Two weeks ago, Microsoft hosted its big developer conference, Build. This week, Apple held its Worldwide Developers Conference, and the two events couldn’t have been more different. While both events were promoted as being for developers, they contrasted the companies’
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NVIDIA is working on several big, worldwide problems. These projects include efforts to mitigate climate change, improve and expand renewable energy, address current and future pandemics with faster cures, speed up critical drug recovery, and help scientists understand the universe
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There have been a lot of discussions about bad store practices of late in which Apple ends up consistently in the hot seat for overcharging for services that are provided by the application developer, not Apple. I’m amazed that any
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The automotive market is making a major pivot in several directions at once. First, it’s pivoting away from internal combustion engines (ICE) to electric propulsion. Second, it’s trying to make these cars self-driving, and third, in parallel to the second
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Someone I’ve known for years moved from Dell to Cisco to Apple. Nine months after her move to Apple, she’s jumping ship to HP. She left Dell because of the opportunity at Cisco, which was a step up if you
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IBM Power platform and products are quickly becoming an example of how to compete in a world defined by competing technologies. The X86 platform shared by Intel and AMD owns PCs and servers for the most part, while ARM (largely
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