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Mark Hurd of HP Isn't Resting on His Laurels
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Bartiromo talks to Mark Hurd of HP. He sees the services part of the business and the integration of EDS, as part of astep by step buildup of first infrastucture in hardware, PC's, servers, storage, networking, then software on top of that and services on top of the software. The idea is align all these capabilities and work them together. This way he thinks HP is well positioned to provide customer with infrastructure from the cloud, from a data center and let the customer choose. He sees HP in as strong a position in r&d now as before the global crisis, so that it can drive innovation to automate processes.
View from the Top: HP's Mark Hurd interviewed by Bartiromo.
04/03/2006
Hurd sees an alignment of hardware infrastructure capabilities with software and services capabilities in the new HP.
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