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A conversation about business and the computer industry with Carly Fiorina, former CEO of Hewlett-Packard. Fiorina also discusses her memoir "Tough Choices".
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sksfloor 09/01/2009 02:10 AM Report
She is like a female version of JFK. Charismatic, Intelligent, witty, born leader, the next President of the US**********
InLoveWithCarly 04/30/2008 01:40 PM Report
Hey John,
Can you see the next VP. She will blow Hillary out of the water!
sweyshen chen 08/15/2007 12:27 AM Report
Dear Charles,
Carly Fiorina did the critical mission impossible job like Lou Gerstner had done in IBM, although her gender role makes it more difficult in the engineer world.
This is to her greatest credit.
Historically, one will also look at Perkins and Keyworth as pivotal (though villain corporate citizens but entrepreneur in spirit) in that the two underlings to the two original Founder (so is Hackborn) along with Carly radically change the culture in order to for the company to survive and thrive.
ssc
As Hurd comments, neither he or Carly accounts for the present success it is all to the credit of HPers--This is a re-statement of how he follows the legacy created by Ms. Fiorina.
Looking at the global competition, both IBM and HP have gone through the most excruciating changes due to their visionary leaders.
ssc