Today, Hewlett Packard replaced its eleven month old CEO with Meg Whitman in hopes that she will turn the company around.
Is HP's falling revenues a result of the former CEO's misguidance or are other factors at play?
Like the falling of bookstore giant Borders (not to mention many other smaller bookstores) to the rise of e-book readers, Borders really could do nothing to stem the tide that came.
Now, as smartphones and tablets surge into popularity, is this just another case of a shift in consumer purchasing that will inevitably result in fewer laptop and desktop computers being sold? Can any CEO of HP stem this sort of tide?
Mr. Boring posting "whatever." Try to stay awake, will ya!
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