HP Gets Collaboration with new HP EliteBook 800 and ZBook Releases HP announced a series of new devices, docks and displays today designed for the modern office environment. The integration of collaboration features in keyboards and microphones offers a leap that Microsoft has not made, despite their ownership of platforms like Skype for Business, which often fuels enterprise … [Read more...] about HP Gets Collaboration with new HP EliteBook 800 and ZBook Releases
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HP Strategy: What HP Needs To Get Right About Execution
HP Strategy: Finding its way back HP is rapidly devolving from a leading PC manufacturer into a can't-look-away soap opera. Getting back on track requires innovation in its development and execution of corporate strategy as much as the development of new products. I’m not going to bother rehashing the sad executive-leadership saga that has turned HP from the leading PC … [Read more...] about HP Strategy: What HP Needs To Get Right About Execution
The HP TouchPad, an Epitaph
I was supposed to write a review of the HP TouchPad for Tablet PC, but like so many others, I am not writing a review, but an epitaph. HP’s decision on August 18, 2011, to cease production of the Hp TouchPad as well as other WebOS devices leaves WebOS in limbo, though HP may try to recoup some of its investment by selling WebOS to another company. This is as much a strategic … [Read more...] about The HP TouchPad, an Epitaph
HP Breaking the Redmond Dependency–A Tale of Two Strategies, Two Futures
Nokia's Stephen Elop is getting some grief for his choice of Windows to fuel his company's new SmartPhones. (see Grief and disbelief greet Elop's Nokia revolution) Over at HP, CEO Apotheker is dumping Microsoft in favor of its own OS (Global CIO: HP Mobile Dump Of Microsoft Is Brilliant). These are two strategic visions heading into different futures. Nokia's future is … [Read more...] about HP Breaking the Redmond Dependency–A Tale of Two Strategies, Two Futures