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News about Meg Whitman
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Meg Whitman was happy to throw Apotheker 'under the bus'
Former HPE CEO was happy to throw her predecessor Leo Apotheker "under the bus" in a moment of anger over the botched acquisition of Autonomy.
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HPE’s new chief flags core partner focus
HPE's new CEO, Antonio Neri, has cited partners and customers, innovation and culture, as his core focus areas for the company going forward.
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What Meg Whitman did next
Departing HPE chief, Meg Whitman, is set to become CEO of DreamWorks co-founder's mobile media firm, NewTV.
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Meg Whitman on why she’s stepping down from HPE’s top job
HPE chief, Meg Whitman, opens up on why she's stepping down from her role and what's next for the company and herself.
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Meg Whitman to step down as HPE chief
HPE CEO, Meg Whitman, will step down early next year, with president, Antonio Neri, set to take up the reins.
Features about Meg Whitman
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Meg Whitman tells IT leaders everything they need to know about HP Enterprise
In a recent interview, HP Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman discusses her firm's RD strategy and how it differentiates itself from other IT vendors in areas including cloud computing and hyper-converged infrastructure, among others. She also talks about HP's image problem.
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Introducing… HP Inc.
What you need to know about HP Inc. - one half of the new-look tech giant.
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Introducing… Hewlett Packard Enterprise
What you need to know about Hewlett Packard Enterprise - one half of the new-look tech giant.
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Bold move as HP sells control of China networking business
"HP is making a bold move to win in today's China."
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The State of HP, as told by Meg Whitman
Hewlett-Packard is in the midst of a very public turnaround. This week, CEO Meg Whitman spoke to analysts about it. Her message -- and the way she delivered it -- should inspire HP customers and consumers at large.
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$50 rewards, and other great reasons to read up on Dynabook
The storied Toshiba laptop brand relaunched globally as Dynabook last year. Kickstarting 2020, the channel-centric vendor has been offering partners a $50 incentive per notebook sold.
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