This week Dion Weisler stepped down as CEO of HP and placed Enrique Lores into the role. This transition was a showcase of excellent succession planning given Enrique Lores both managed the largest part of HP and is one of […]
Putting Family First: Enrique Lores Takes Over at HP for Dion Weisler Read More »
I was in Barcelonal HP’s Innovation Summit last week and one of the more interesting presentations was from HP’s CTO Shane Wall. Shane is responsible for the long-term company strategy. His job is to look 15…20…30 years into the future.
Revisiting HP’s Megatrends 2019 and Anticipating Massive Disruptions Read More »
One of the most interesting books I’ve read this year is Technically Wrong, which talks to why so many products are crap. While you should read the book because I’m over simplifying, the reason for crap products according to the
HP Tango Smart Printer: Technically Right Read More »
What makes the Jaguar iPace different than any of the other electric cars currently coming to market is that it was designed from the ground up by someone that spent time understanding electric cars. As good as the Tesla is,
HP Spectre Folio: The ‘iPace’ Of 2-in-1 Laptops Read More »
HP is the ”comeback king” this decade—in that the firm started out with little chance of success, and that seemed to focus it on a level of execution we rarely see outside of successful startups. Back at the beginning of
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There is a lot of distrust surrounding the Intel brand at the moment largely due to a sequence of events which included a slow disclosure of a serious security flaw (which appears to be getting worse), a secret early disclosure
HP Steps Up to AMD Laptop/Desktop Opportunity Read More »
This week I was at HP’s Accelerate Executive Forum in Las Vegas. This is basically an HP Channel event and HP LOVES its channel. This is refreshing because, over the years, I’ve been brought in on a number of channel
HP Defines Value of Doing Well By Doing Good Read More »
One of the interesting projects being supported by HP’s Print side and passionately embraced by its executive staff is the effort so have children’s stories told. Dion Weisler’s personal message is particularly powerful. The stories HP is collecting aren’t stories
The old story is told about the buggy companies that went out of business when cars came to market because they thought they were in the buggy—rather than the personal transportation—business. HP came close to making the same mistake by
How HP Is Sneaking into Robotics and Creating the Star Trek Replicator Read More »
HP has brought out two backpack computers, one for consumers wanting a far better gaming virtual reality (VR) experience, and one for engineers, designers, architects, graphics artists, and the military that want to be able to create simulations in real
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