Articles about Meg Whitman

Whitman vows to end channel conflict at HP

Direct sales teams made to honor partner-led deals

Dell slaps back at HP after Meg's 'uncertainty' diss: You're flip-floppers

IT firms swap insults in effort to woo partners

Whitman said to be planning massive HP job cuts

25,000 to 35,000 HPers may face extinction

Whitman: Absolutely not going to break up HP

The patient 'showed some improvement' in Q1

HP's Whitman: 'I will turn this company around – by 2016'

During a meeting with financial analysts on Wednesday, HP CEO Meg Whitman said her plan to turn around the ailing company was on track, but the restructuring won't be complete until 2016 and investors should expect HP's earnings to shrink even further before the work is done. In August, HP reported a loss of $8.9bn, with …

Whitman: HP '100 per cent committed' to Autonomy

Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman kicked off the Discover 2012 customer and partner event today in Frankfurt with a keynote address meant to calm everyone down about HP and its future. And she trotted out her lieutenants in the enterprise hardware and software groups to help make her case. Whitman made no bones about the fact that …

HP boss Whitman urged to get touchy-feely with resellers

As Michael Dell whispers sweet nothings to big biz

Will CEO Meg spare HP's PC biz?

Decisions, decisions ... due this month

Whitman says HP turnaround will not happen overnight

Five months into the role as HP CEO, Meg Whitman is finally detailing the tech titan's turnaround plan that involves "fixing execution" and cutting costs to save cash before it ups investments in R&D. In a tough fiscal first quarter, HP ironically saw an upturn in the software and to a much lesser extent the services businesses …

HP veep scrambles for exit as PC unit burns

Charl Snyman, a senior figure in HP's European PC wing, has left the company, The Channel can reveal. Snyman landed at HP in 1999 as EMEA sales development manager, and rose through the ranks to regional veep for category management at the Printing & Personal Systems (PPS) unit. Sources close to the company claimed HP CEO Meg …

HP CEO talks up uncertainty in Dell buy-out

If anyone knows about instability, it's Whitman

HP PCs 'n' printers boss steps down, replaced by Brit

Just check that seat to see if it can be dropped into a furnace

HP sacks English employees to bag Scots gov jobs cash

My taxes went to Scotland and all I got was this lousy P45

HP: We will never sell 100 per cent through the channel

But execs plan to push more business towards partners

HP: Hey, it could easily have been so much worse

'Turnaround won't be linear' - did I really say that?

HP wanted to offload Autonomy on SAP, says SAP co-chief

Updated But German software firm was 'never seriously interested'

Moody's slashes HP's credit rating

Predicts slide in sales next year

HP gets closer to Google with reseller deal

HP gets ready to pour Chocolate Factory apps through channel

Brit Bill Gates writes ANOTHER open letter to HP board

Cisco CEO wouldn't bet the farm on HP turnaround

HP knew Autonomy was a duff buy, claim HP shareholders in $1bn suit

HP re-elects all directors

HP hires Youngjohns to head up Autonomy

Lawsuit launched against HP following Autonomy catastrophe

HP workers halt legal fight against bosses over 29,000 job cuts

HP: AUTONOMY 'misrepresented' its value by $5 BILLION, calls in SEC

PC market to spend ANOTHER year soaked in blood, warns IDC

HP finally decides the future of the PC: It's a printer accessory

HP has confirmed the rumours anent the future of its Personal Systems Group - the globocorp's PC-making arm, which at one point seemed likely to be sold off - by announcing that it will merge with the company's printer tentacle. According to a corporate announcement issued today: HP’s Imaging and Printing Group (IPG) and its …