To: entropy12
If I remember correctly, HP was a manufacturer of electronic equipment for the industry in the 1950’s/60’s with emphasis on military electronics before their adventures with the PC industry. I’m quite sure that they had built up quite a complement of military-industrial overhead that needed quite a bit of culling the herd.
69 posted on
05/28/2015 8:30:46 PM PDT by
matthew fuller
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To: matthew fuller
Im quite sure that they had built up quite a complement of military-industrial overhead that needed quite a bit of culling the herd. The HP herd you refer to were culled to Agilent, a company formed to take over HP's instrument business. They are doing quite well.
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71 posted on
05/28/2015 8:39:10 PM PDT by
Mycroft Holmes
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To: matthew fuller
Exactly, but culling the herd is branded “destruction of company” by some. I sometimes wonder if they understand capitalism and if they even believe in free market economy.
84 posted on
05/28/2015 10:09:56 PM PDT by
entropy12
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