Alert: HP in Transition: What's the Long-Term Vision?
As Hewlett-Packard's board searches for a new CEO following a tabloid-worthy scandal, how does the world's largest IT company move forward? How must its business strategy evolve? How can HP turn this rocky transitional period into a triumph? We take an incisive look at HP from various angles.
Table of Contents
2 Hewlett-Packard's New CEO: The Top 10 Challenges
7 HP: My Day in the CEO Interview Hot Seat
11 Should HP's Next CEO Buy More Software?
13 A 7-Step Plan for HP to Succeed in Mobile
16 HP's Next CEO Needs to Steer the Ship
18 In Cutting Off Hurd, Is HP Spiting Its Face
19 Ellison Slams HP Over Hurd Ouster
20 Burying Mark Hurd: Hewlett-Packard and Its Future
26 HP CEO Mark Hurd Resigns
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