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Good-Bye Carly
HP’s Future: A Consumer Entertainment Company and a Utility Computing Company?
February 10, 2005
By: Patricia Seybold
 
Executive Summary: 
On February 8, 2005 HP’s board fired CEO Carly Fiorina. What will HP’s strategy be going forward? Will HP, under a new regime be able to execute in three very different markets: consumer, small business and enterprise? Will HP be able to stay in the PC business, or will it give up and sell it off, as IBM has already done? Can HP compete with IBM in enterprise services and with Dell in the home and small business market? Worst case, a year from now, the company may be divided into two—one selling to the home; the other selling to large businesses.


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