No more HP that provides long-term challenges

The years go by and alas alike for Hewlett-Packard, which hitherto remains the world's largest manufacturer of computers. At a conference held in San Francisco with its investors, Meg Whitman, head of the U.S. group, said that the year 2013 will still be a "difficult year."
She added that given the situation, it provided a redundancy plan for 26,000 employees next year. It did not take more to bring down the share price to its lowest level in a decade to 14.74 dollars.
Despite the quality of leaders who succeed - every three years - HP fails to find its footing in a changing technological environment in total.

To try to get the company out of the abyss, Whitman strategy will rely on its concentration and computers offer an effective strategy in mobility. Products that will be most affected should be the printers whose references will be reduced by 50%. She gave the group five years to achieve recovery.
To protect its future, Meg Whitman explains this disaster, not only by the economic and technological context, but also by the round leaders at the head of the company.

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