Meg Whitman, who runs the business since the beginning of the fall of
the IT company HP will, if possible this month to decide the fate of the
Personal Systems Group (PSG). PSG belongs to the PC business, HP is
there every year around 43 billion U.S. dollars. Your company is still
working there too far, Whitman said in an interview. But she wanted to
provide faster than its predecessor, Leo Apotheker, the course in order
to eliminate the harmful uncertainty.
Still under the leadership of Germany's mid-August, HP had announced a
change in strategy, smart phones, tablets, PCs and laptops are available
for disposition since then. A final decision on the PSG division was
originally planned to fall until late 2011. After she started her new
job as CEO, Whitman insisted, they will adhere to the plans, and now she
wants to accelerate the decision process.
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