HP CEO: transformed HP much easier than running for Governor-Hewlett-Packard-IT information

Hewlett-Packard's Chief Executive, Meg Whitman (Meg Whitman) on Hewlett-Packard's annual major customer conference in Las Vegas last week told Bloomberg television news correspondent Emily Chang (Emily Chang) said in an interview, over the past four years, for her, HP management and help HP out of trouble has been "difficult."

Whitman said: "I think, in terms of changing HP, I've done a lot of work, but to be more difficult than you can imagine. "But, she said, changes HP is not the hardest thing she had done.

In response, Whitman said: "HP has experienced so many things, so I managed this company has been very tough, but I'm stuck. For all you know, you get up every morning, after working hard. You won the hearts of HP, you restore the confidence of consumers and partners. Although the process has been difficult, but it is satisfying. I have to say, compared with running for Governor, it was very easy. ”

In the past four years, Whitman has served as Hewlett-Packard's Chief Executive. At the helm of power in HP at the beginning, the company faces heavy debt, and revenue fell, but that Hewlett-Packard's stock also fell to the lowest in history, per-share price of $ 11 to $ 12.

After the as Hewlett-Packard's Chief Executive, Whitman pledged five years to turn around the company's difficulties. Here, might as well see if she runs the HP power of the following initiatives:

--Adjustments to HP senior, especially top management.

--Announced HP's biggest deal in the history of the company and written down more than 16 billion dollars; her HP executives condemned the newly acquired Autonomy company, accused HP of some former executives in the company's acquisition of Autonomy "improper financial and accounting fraud", and launched a series of legal proceedings.

--The company launched the most massive layoffs, which would lead to more than 55,000 people were cut, and hinted that after this round of cuts, layoffs will be carried out in the future.

--Begin to study the possibility of stripping more jobs.

--Allegedly trying to buy h-p's two big competitors EMC talks with companies such as CSC, these transactions could be as high as billions of dollars.

--The establishment of a new type of partnership, as well as in developing a name for "The Machine" new computer.

However, all these measures haven't helped the company boost revenue growth, in response, Whitman also take up, revenue growth is a problem. Therefore, in the past period of time, Whitman also spared no effort to take more measures, HP spin-off group, tries to order for h-p to increase more revenue-generating opportunities.