Carly Fiorina on The Future of Tech
Carly Fiorina, the CEO of HP, opened the Brainstorm conference today with some interesting comments.
She said that we are not anywhere near the end of the run in IT. She feels that the "dot.com bust" marked the "end of the beginning" not the "beginning of the end". She feels that we are entering a golden age of information technology that will change business, society, and the lives of everyday people in fundamental ways.
It was an uplifting speech. And I agree with her completely as I've said in previous posts.
Her job is to provide positive comments. Period. The better she transports them to their audience, the higher the perception of the IT landscape as a whole, including Hewlett-Packard. I am unsure about whether that person really knows her business given the fact that there is no real evidence of experience in the computer industry according to her biography at http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/execteam/bios/fiorina.html
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