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  Mark Hurd is HP's CEO
Mark Hurd will take over as the CEO of Hewlett Packard, according to a report in Red Herring.
Mark Hurd will get a $2 million signing bonus and a $1.4 million salary for taking up the post at a time when HP's faces a tough challenge from its competitors.
Hurd is known for turning around an ailing NCR, known for it ATM machines into a successful venture.
www.rediff.com /money/2005/mar/30mark.htm   (0 words)

  
 Mark Hurd played bigger role in Hewlett-Packard pretexting scandal, New Yorker says - Vindu’s View from the ...   (Site not responding. Last check: )
But Mark Hurd still owes us a fuller explanation about his role, especially after the hefty bonus HP gave him for his work last year.
And the inquiry was ongoing before Hurd arrived, not that shields him from some blame, but Dunn is her own worst emeny and to think she was in charge at Barclays.
Hurd was more in the loop, the problem is whether his performance at HP so much better than Carley, who rewrites history in her book, seems to be less than outright factual in his statements on the issue.
www.mercextra.com /blogs/vindu/2007/02/15/mark-hurd-played-bigger-role-in-hewlett-packard-pretexting-scandal-new-yorker-says/?source=rss&channel=mercurynews_breaking_news   (1161 words)

  
 HP CEO Mark Hurd's Challenge: Cut Costs, Not Innovation - Technology News by InformationWeek
As Mark Hurd prepares to take over as Hewlett-Packard Co.'s sixth CEO in its 66-year history tomorrow, he'll face the two-fold challenge of clamping down on costs while leaving HP's vaunted research-and-development teams free to innovate.
Hurd was known as a cost-cutter during his two-year tenure as CEO of NCR Corp., which he left this week to take the top HP job.
Still, the pressure is on Hurd: Former HP CEO Carly Fiorina was fired in February for not cutting costs or lifting profits as quickly as investors and the board hoped--and for refusing to share power with an operations executive who could help unravel the company's problems.
informationweek.com /story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=160400559   (591 words)

  
 Mark Hurd's Got a Lot to Say
After the markets close, HP CEO Mark Hurd is scheduled to lead a press conference to address the case, which so far has grabbed the attention of Congress, the California and U.S. Attorney General's offices, and the Securities and Exchange Commission.
But e-mails between senior HP officials indicate Hurd was told, in some level of detail that's not clear, of the progress of HP's investigation of its board members and snooping on the press.
Hurd was not a sender or recipient of any of the e-mails, according the paper, but there are references to the CEO approving various actions taken by the outside investigators.
www.internetnews.com /commentary/article.php/3633551   (1137 words)

  
 Failures: Management: Mark Hurd's @ HP
From the moment she arrived in 1999, Fiorina tried to inspire employees with pleas to help her recapture HP's lost glory, even going so far as to appear in a TV ad standing in front of a mock-up of the garage where HP was founded.
Hurd has hardly mentioned the so-called HP Way, focusing instead on dreary financial metrics to show where HP comes up short.
And Hurd is set to pull the trigger on big layoffs, to match the efficiency of rivals such as Dell (DELL).
www.plusaf.com /bluntconsulting/mark-hurd-at-hp.htm   (951 words)

  
 Mark Hurd, le DG de Hewlett-Packard, était informé de l'enquête
Mark Hurd, le DG de Hewlett-Packard, était informé de l'enquête
Hurd, largement crédité du redressement du groupe depuis sa nomination en avril 2005, a reconnu qu'il avait approuvé l'envoi de faux e-mails destinés à piéger des journalistes pour remonter à la source de fuites à la presse, au début de 2005, concernant des délibérations sensibles du conseil d'administration.
Hurd, qui remplace Dunn à la présidence du conseil tout en conservant la direction opérationnelle du groupe, sera auditionné sur l'affaire la semaine prochaine par une sous-commission de la Chambre des représentants.
www.liberation.fr /actualite/reuters/reuters_tech/206421.FR.php   (0 words)

  
 NCR chief Mark Hurd named Hewlett-Packard CEO
Hewlett-Packard has selected Mark Hurd, NCR chief executive, as its next CEO, according to a source close to the board.
Hurd will serve as president and chief executive, with Patricia Dunn retaining the chairwoman title, said the source.
Hurd is expected to begin his new duties early next month.
www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/g/a/2005/03/29/hp0329.DTL&type=printable   (0 words)

  
 HP Executive Team Bios: Mark Hurd
Mark Hurd has been chief executive officer and president of HP and a member of the company's board of directors since early 2005.
Prior to joining HP, Hurd spent 25 years at NCR Corp., where he held a variety of management, operations, and sales and marketing roles that culminated in his two-year tenure as chief executive officer and president.
Hurd is a member of the Technology CEO Council, a coalition of chairmen and chief executive officers of IT companies, which develops and advocates public policy positions on technology and trade issues.
www.hp.com /hpinfo/execteam/bios/hurd.html   (0 words)

  
 Spitzelaffäre bei HP - Mark Hurd stolpert nach oben - n-tv.de
Spitzelaffäre bei HP Mark Hurd stolpert nach oben
Hurd hatte einen schriftlichen Bericht über die HP-Informationsuntersuchung erhalten, doch habe er ihn nicht gelesen.
Hurd hatte die HP-Führung vor knapp eineinhalb Jahren nach der Entlassung der ehemaligen HP-Chefin Carly Fiorina übernommen.
www.n-tv.de /713495.html   (0 words)

  
 HP Giving Hurd $20 Million 'Golden Hello' (washingtonpost.com)
Mark V. Hurd, who takes over tomorrow as chief executive of troubled computer and printer maker Hewlett-Packard Co., is widely viewed as the antithesis of the celebrity chief executive, a nuts-and-bolts manager with little interest in grabbing headlines for himself.
Hurd's package includes a $2 million signing bonus, a $2.75 million cash "relocation allowance," 1.15 million stock options valued by the company at $6.9 million and 400,000 restricted HP shares worth about $8 million.
In addition to the relocation allowance, Hurd will also receive free housing for a year and a four-year "mortgage interest subsidy." There will also be "no limit on the weight of household goods" he chooses to ship to California, according to the agreement.
www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A14484-2005Mar30.html   (829 words)

  
 Mark Hurd - Valleywag
Hurd - who once provided data warehousing expertise to six of the top nine communications companies - also tap danced around his earlier stated belief in the existence of a mythical view-anyone's-private-phone-records website in his written responses (PDF, WSJ account needed).
Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd, now under suspicion for cooperating with chairwoman Patricia Dunn's investigations of board members and reporters, is now the chairman of HP, he announced today.
Hewlett-Packard Co. chief executive Mark V. Hurd approved an elaborate "sting" operation on a reporter in February in an attempt to plug leaks to the media, according to an e-mail message sent by HP Chairman Patricia C. Dunn.
www.valleywag.com /tech/mark-hurd   (0 words)

  
 ITworld.com - HP taps NCR's Mark Hurd as new CEO
Hurd is also noted for his painstaking attention to operational efficiencies, a trait that helped him boost NCR's stock (NCR) price from around US$10 in 2003 to Monday's closing price of $37.90, he said.
Hurd was on the short lists of many companies searching for new executives in recent months, said Umesh Ramakrishnan, vice chairman of New York executive search firm Christian & Timbers, the company that found Fiorina for HP in 1999.
While Hurd is bound to make changes at HP, his ascension to the CEO position sends a strong message to financial analysts who have called for the company to spin off its PC business, said Roger Kay, vice president of client computing with IDC in Framingham.
www.itworld.com /Tech/4535/050329hpceo   (0 words)

  
 Update 2: HP taps NCR's Hurd as new CEO | InfoWorld | News | 2005-03-29 | By Tom Krazit, IDG News Service
Hurd is a 25-year veteran of NCR, a supplier of retail point-of-sale hardware and software.
Hurd was on the short lists of many companies searching for new executives in recent months, said Umesh Ramakrishnan, vice chairman of New York executive search firm Christian and Timbers, the company that found Fiorina for HP in 1999.
While Hurd is bound to make changes at HP, his ascension to the CEO position sends a strong message to financial analysts who have called for the company to spin off its PC business, said Roger Kay, vice president of client computing with IDC in Framingham.
www.infoworld.com /article/05/03/29/HNhurd_1.html   (1427 words)

  
 HP’nin yeni CEO’su Mark Hurd
Mark Hurd’ün NCR’daki kariyerinin 25 yýllýk bir geçmiþi bulunuyor.
Mark Hurd ise konuyla ilgili olarak yaptýðý açýklamada þunlarý söyledi: “HP dünyanýn en büyük þirketlerinden biri.
Mark Hurd, 25 yýlýný geçirdiði NCR’ýn Teradata bölümünün 3 yýl süresince baþkanlýðýný ve COO’luðunu (Baþ Operasyon Sorumlusu) yapmýþtý.
www.ntvmsnbc.com /news/316443.asp   (0 words)

  
 Amazon.ca: Value Factor: Books: Mark Hurd   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Authors Mark Hurd and Lars Nyberg of NCR Corporation, who are leaders in global technology and information services, have access to some of the top companies in every industry.
Authors Mark Hurd and Lars Nyberg of the NCR global information technology firm make a cogent case that the key to overcoming this shortcoming is to take information out of scattered departments and develop centralized storage facilities for its collection, processing and retrieval.
Hurd and Nyberg call on their vast industry knowledge to provide corporate leaders with real-world examples from top companies around the globe where information gathering steers profitable business decisions.
www.amazon.ca /Value-Factor-Mark-Hurd/dp/1576601579   (1129 words)

  
 HP's Hurd Pledges Tens Of Billions For New Technology Initiatives -- Hardware -- InformationWeek
Hurd reiterated that he isn't going to spin-off HP's printer business or close its PC business, "or any of those big theoretical things." But neither of those businesses was mentioned when Hurd repeatedly said the ongoing focus of HP will be on servers, storage, and management.
Hurd estimates the company could invest as much as $30 billion to $40 billion in new technology initiatives over the next four to five years.
Hurd also spoke to a couple of areas that have drawn public scrutiny over the past seven months, such as his decision to discontinue the HP iPOD product line and the company's continued commitment to servers based on Intel's Itanium processor.
www.informationweek.com /showArticle.jhtml?articleID=172302032   (0 words)

  
 Q&A With MARK Hurd - Technology - RedOrbit   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Mark Hurd is Chief Executive Officer, President and Chairman of HP's Board of Directors.
I think the ultimate mark of leadership is to say, "Here's where I'm going to go," and to go put a plan together to get there and get it done.
I work hard every day to help HP get where it wants to be and to ensure we're training the next generation of leaders who will continue to build and grow this company into one that is truly the best it can be.
www.redorbit.com /news/technology/840245/qa_with_mark_hurd/index.html?source=r_technology   (2763 words)

  
 Mark Hurd, Chairman & CEO, Hewlett-Packard - Top 25 Executives - CRN
In September, Mark Hurd ascended to the chairmanship of Hewlett-Packard, becoming chairman, president and CEO of one of Silicon Valley's oldest and most respected companies.
Hurd, who went to Baylor University on a tennis scholarship and is still an intensely competitive player, thus became chairman on what amounts to his opponent double faulting on match point.
Hurd's early statements about partner loyalty caused a stir among some partners who worried he was going to try and force them to abandon multivendor relationships.
www.crn.com /hardware/193700488   (848 words)

  
 Hewlett-Packard's Taskmaster -- Hewlett-Packard, Mark Hurd, Carly Fiorina, Randy Mott, data warehousing, ...
Heir to the chairmanship, Mark Hurd stays focused on growth and efficiency.
Hurd then steps up to a flip chart and draws a triangle marked by three words: Growth, Efficiency, and Capital.
Hurd has identified three major growth areas for HP: managing networks of printers for business clients and getting into commercial printing, selling more laptops and handheld computers paired with better data security software, and selling servers and software that can automate more tasks in corporate data centers.
www.informationweek.com /outsourcing/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=193001366&pgno=1&queryText=   (0 words)

  
 Can Mark Hurd fix HP's problems? - Mar. 29, 2005
Hurd replaces Carly Fiorina, who was ousted in February following years of underperfomance that was largely the result of HP's decision to buy fellow computer maker Compaq in 2001.
Hurd, who has been with NCR since 1980, was put in charge of the company's data warehousing division, Teradata, in 1999.
Among the alternatives that Hurd will have to explore will be whether or not HP should remain in its current structure or if the company should spin-off or sell various divisions, such as the PC business.
money.cnn.com /2005/03/29/technology/hp_outlook   (0 words)

  
 Leaked Mark Hurd memo promotes 'ethics' at HP
"In perhaps an attempt to distance himself from its actions, Mr Hurd is careful to make it clear that he is speaking "as the CEO of Hewlett-Packard, not on behalf of the HP board".
Nevertheless, it is equally clear that he has a seat on that selfsame board of directors, and bears personal (albeit shared) responsibility for its past and future actions.
Hi, before I begin, I want to be clear that I am speaking to you today as the CEO of Hewlett-Packard, not on behalf of the HP board.
www.theinquirer.net /?article=34269   (0 words)

  
 Mark Hurd: Mark Hurd too busy running company to run company - Valleywag
Friends of Mark Hurd pulled off a beautiful spin job explaining to the New York Times why the Hewlett-Packard CEO didn't stop chairwoman Patricia Dunn and a whole team of investigators from digging up reporters' phone records and planning to plant spies at media outlets.
Hurd failed to ask critical questions about the methods in the leak investigation.
But some people close to him suggest -- though they do not know for certain -- that he failed to focus on the leak investigation partly because he was focused on getting the company fixed and partly because he regarded the search as the project of Patricia C. Dunn, the chairwoman.
valleywag.com /tech/mark-hurd/mark-hurd-too-busy-running-company-to-run-company-203066.php   (0 words)

  
 Blog This: » HP CEO Mark Hurd offers his formula for fixing IT | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com
HP CEO Mark Hurd offers his formula for fixing IT
HP CEO Mark Hurd offers his formula for fixing IT by ZDNet's Dan Farber -- Preceded by blasting heavy metal and a new Madonna song "Sorry," with lyrics about being sorry for lying (he didn't choose the music), HP CEO Mark Hurd made his first major appearance in the post-HPGate era.
HP CEO Mark Hurd offers his formula for fixing IT gdrypen@...
blogs.zdnet.com /BTL/index.php?blogthis=1&p=3822   (0 words)

  
 HP: Mark Hurd's amnesia - BloggingStocks   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Hewlett-Packard Company (NYSE:HPQ) CEO Mark Hurd cannot seem to remember anything about the board leak probe that got the company's previous chairman, Patricia Dunn, in hot water.
Perhaps it is time to send Hurd to the dog track with a note pinned on him with his name and address.
Hurd has more to answer for and there is no guarantee that his job is safe if it is clear that his memory loss was just a convenience.
www.bloggingstocks.com /2006/11/02/hp-mark-hurds-amnesia   (855 words)

  
 DailyTech - HP's Mark Hurd Investigated in Stock Options Probe
Hurd's stock activity took place the same day HP attorneys questioned him over the company's involvement in a spying scandal that has rocked the company.
Hurd reportedly exercised options to purchase 100,000 shares and then sold them on Aug. 25, which is the same day he was questioned by legal advisers.
Hurd has Dec. 21 to also report whether or not other HP officers or executives also had similiar stock transactions.
www.dailytech.com /article.aspx?newsid=5364   (575 words)

  
 Hurd signs on as new HP chief | Tech News on ZDNet   (Site not responding. Last check: )
Hurd's appointment comes less than two months after HP ousted its former chief executive, Carly Fiorina, and as the industry icon struggles to execute on all cylinders after its megamerger with Compaq.
During the search, Hurd emerged as a clear frontrunner within the first month of the effort even though he was not well-known to HP prior to its CEO search.
Hurd said he's ready for the challenge of running the larger company, building on a foundation of HP's traditions and current status.
news.zdnet.com /2100-3513_22-5645638.html   (825 words)

  
 Techworld.com - Insight - CEO Mark Hurd has had a stellar inauguration
HP is on a roll and it's due to Mark Hurd, not Carly Fiorina.
I loved watching her on 60 Minutes a few weeks ago, taking credit for the HP renaissance (wearing just a heinous shirt in the process) and trying to steal Hurd's thunder by suggesting it was her plans that are now delivering success, and Hurd was really just along for the ride.
And once the acquisitions are complete, Hurd keeps the people that he got with the buyouts to infuse new life and skills into HP to shake up the status quo.
www.techworld.com /features/index.cfm?RSS&FeatureID=2899   (1200 words)

  
 The Word from Hurd
Hurd, 48, presents a striking contrast to Fiorina, the charismatic super-saleswoman lured from Lucent Technologies (LU) in 1999 to inject some pizzazz back into HP.
Hurd, however, favors a less centralized approach that puts the onus on business managers to bring in their own results.
Hurd reflected on his new job, management philosophy, and plans for HP in two interviews with BusinessWeek Computer Editor Peter Burrows.
www.businessweek.com /technology/content/sep2005/tc2005091_4317_tc121.htm   (1876 words)

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