Partners say HP’s split can be a positive move, but the vendor must carefully communicate with partners and customers to avoid market confusion.
HP announces plans to separate its Enterprise and PPS groups, but says this time around is different from the last time a potential split was discussed.
HP takes its turn as the disruptor, publicly courting IBM partners and customers that will be sent over when the Lenovo deal closes.
If you’ve been wondering what happened to webOS, the operating system that became a symbol of HP’s flailing mobile strategy, take a look around your living room.
“Instability is not our friend,” says HP boss Meg Whitman. But she’s hoping that her company can gain ground as Dell and IBM face their own changes.
As other big vendors show signs of slowing sales and transitional challenges, HP is emerging from its reorganization appearing a little more confident.
Bill Veghte’s appointment atop HP Enterprise Group underlines the growing importance of software in the company’s efforts to reinvent its enterprise business.
HP Networking adds free 24/7 support for up to three years for many of its networking products, providing customers with on-demand access to phone support.
Former Microsoft chief software Ray Ozzie architect among three new members to Hewlett-Packard’s board of directors.
Activist investor’s power play could have significant implications for Dell’s partner community
Costs, impact on supply chain too great to warrant separate business
HP ousts Léo Apotheker and introduces Meg Whitman as new chief executive
Americas PSG chief says he expects a decision by the end of the year
Company shutters smartphone and tablet development and sales, looking at options for PSG
Shift places day-to-day leaders within HP’s enterprise business as direct reports to CEO Apotheker
Live coverage of the opening keynotes from HP’s massive enterprise conference in Las Vegas
16 scenes from HP’s annual reseller conference at the Aria in Las Vegas.
As-it-happens coverage of the kickoff of HP’s partner conference in Las Vegas, featuring CEO Leo Apotheker and channel chief Stephen DiFranco.
Stephen DiFranco had only one prediction for 2010… and it turned out he got it very right
