HP Board Creates Tech Committees
from the can't-miss-the-future dept
In a surprising move, it seems that Hewlett Packard's board has created a special technology subcommittee and a technology advisory board who have the job of making sure the company doesn't miss out on any important technology trends. I think this is a great idea in theory, but I wonder how well it will work in practice. I think too many companies don't have anyone looking at larger trends and how it will effect their business (witness the entertainment industry, for example). The folks they have included are certainly impressive, but I wonder if some of them are too high up to spot certain trends early enough.
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Tech City
It did have that pipe dream feel to it, like those science shows of the 1970s that predicted we would have cities in space by the year 2000.
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Re: Tech City
Interesting...do you have or recall any more info on either of these?
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Re: Tech City
The tech city near Fresno was put forth by Nortel, possibly to compete with Cisco.
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Too late
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