Mark Hurd, who will take over the reins at floundering tech giant Hewlett-Packard on Friday, was grilled by analysts Wednesday about whether he plans drastic restructuring of the company.

Hurd, formerly the chief executive officer of NCR (Research), was named CEO on Tuesday. During an introductory conference call with the financial community Wednesday morning, Hurd stressed that his primary goal is to repair the problems at HP (Research), and not necessarily break up the company. “You talk about problems but there are a bunch of opportunities at the same time,” Hurd said in response to one question about strategy. “I want to get underneath every piece of the business and will be focused on doing my best to optimize each part.”

Source: Neowin.net

Mark Hurd, who will take over the reins at floundering tech giant Hewlett-Packard on Friday, was grilled by analysts Wednesday about whether he plans drastic restructuring of the company.

Hurd, formerly the chief executive officer of NCR (Research), was named CEO on Tuesday. During an introductory conference call with the financial community Wednesday morning, Hurd stressed that his primary goal is to repair the problems at HP (Research), and not necessarily break up the company. “You talk about problems but there are a bunch of opportunities at the same time,” Hurd said in response to one question about strategy. “I want to get underneath every piece of the business and will be focused on doing my best to optimize each part.”

Source: Neowin.net

Mark Hurd, who will take over the reins at floundering tech giant Hewlett-Packard on Friday, was grilled by analysts Wednesday about whether he plans drastic restructuring of the company.

Hurd, formerly the chief executive officer of NCR (Research), was named CEO on Tuesday. During an introductory conference call with the financial community Wednesday morning, Hurd stressed that his primary goal is to repair the problems at HP (Research), and not necessarily break up the company. “You talk about problems but there are a bunch of opportunities at the same time,” Hurd said in response to one question about strategy. “I want to get underneath every piece of the business and will be focused on doing my best to optimize each part.”

Source: Neowin.net