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Friday, September 23, 2011

Wharton Profs' Take on the HP Situation

Posted on 12:50 PM by Unknown
Here is a good read from Knowledge@Wharton about the HP situation.  Several faculty members comment on the CEO switch and what Meg Whitman must do to turn things around at the firm.
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