We were offline a while, because Ibiblio was
switching over to a new home for its servers, and I forgot to tell you that it
meant we'd be flickering on and off for a while.
com Management GuideSite.
It just keeps getting bigger.
And it gets uglier and uglier.
If they are keeping her on the board, how have they
ensured it won't happen again? Here's what I've concluded: you don't ever want Tom
Perkins to get mad at you.
The panel requested, among other things, the names
of the firms used by H-P in connection with its internal investigation, and the
names of the people who were targets or subjects of the probe. That's how it looks
to me, anyway. h violates our copyrights or copies our methods and concepts? The
lowest guys on the tottering totem pole did it. It just keeps getting
bigger.
Read it for yourself.
In the event that we exhaust these funds, we will
continue to pay for expert, consulting and other expenses through the conclusion of
our litigation with IBM. to turn over records and information related to the
company's reported effort to obtain private phone records. Carly Fiorina had
combined the roles of chairman and chief executive.
Managing Older Workers gives you.
in connection with allegations that Hewlett-Packard
Co. Certainly not any explicit revelation, which might spark a movement to pull the
plug. And he said people, not an individual, within HP. That may be the explanation
right there. That may be the explanation right there. However, there is an Appendix
A, listing SCO's version of discovery events, and we'll do a text version of that
for you shortly.
She told us Friday she'd only step down if the
board asked her to.
The panel requested, among other things, the names
of the firms used by H-P in connection with its internal investigation, and the
names of the people who were targets or subjects of the probe.
And he said people, not an individual, within HP.
But will anyone feel comfortable calling an HP director now? The panel requested,
among other things, the names of the firms used by H-P in connection with its
internal investigation, and the names of the people who were targets or subjects of
the probe.
It just keeps getting bigger. Read it for
yourself.
It just keeps getting bigger.
to turn over records and information related to the
company's reported effort to obtain private phone records. And it gets uglier and
uglier.
It's clear they all think HP will now move ahead.
That's how it looks to me, anyway.
Also, Software Patent Watch has an interesting
angle on the story. Some prohibit it on religious grounds.
I thought the story was that the reason
Ms.
Younger managers must learn how to motivate and
lead these older workers.