It looks like the Xerox hostile takeover of HP is dead. Hostile takeovers are stupid. They are the corporate equivalent of a shotgun wedding, and just like it is unlikely that two people forced together will stay happily married, a […]
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I spent much of this week at HP’s Labs in Bristol England and this site, focused on security, is largely why the firm currently has the strongest security on their business class notebooks and business printers. I want much of
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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.
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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
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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
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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
Well thanks to WikiLeaks this week we now know those paranoid folks who wear the tinfoil hats and think their appliances are spying on them are largely right. I think it gets especially scary when the paranoid people actually turn
HP Has an Edge in Printer Security Read More »
This has been kind of fun over the years ever since Meg Whitman took over. HPE has been a shadow of its former self and while IBM is also undergoing change it appears to be on a far more successful
Will IBM Edge Trounce HPE Discover Again This Year? Read More »
Open source software–and components from open source tools–are used prolifically in many businesses. The challenge that Black Duck and HPE have teamed up to address is how to use open source software securely. Vulnerabilities are discovered and patched constantly, but
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It was kind of a sad week this week because one of my favorite CEOs, Joe Tucci, is stepping down. Another CEO, Carly Fiorina, was in the news due to her effort to become Vice President in what is seen
Joe Tucci vs. Carly Fiorina: Contrasting Good CEOs and Politicians Read More »
