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Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard interacting with employees. Hewlett is tinkering with an instrument while the others look on.
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“Management by Walking Around”
Bill and Dave practiced an innovative management style that included “Management by Walking Around” or MBWA, shown here being practiced in the company’s Loveland, Colorado, facility. MBWA assumed that ...
The Programmed Data Processor-1 (PDP-1) set from Digital Equipment Corporation.
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A Computer of Firsts: The PDP-1
Introduced in 1959, the Programmed Data Processor-1 (PDP-1) was the first computer from Digital Equipment Corporation, the first computer to focus on interaction with the user and the first minicomput ...
A document dated July 10, 1962, announcing HP was a Fortune 500 for the first time.
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A Fortune 500 Company
Hewlett-Packard announced it had been named to the Fortune 500 for the first time on July 10, 1962.
A photo of Ronald Reagan speaking with employees during his visit to Hewlett-Packard in 1966
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A Future President: Ronald Reagan Visits HP
Ronald Reagan visited Hewlett-Packard during his 1966 gubernatorial campaign. He would win the election less than one month later.
The cover of Watt's Current from January 1961 with Patrica Vogt & Wally Brann working on a Dressagraph Multilift Model 1275.
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A Lift: Dressagraph Multilift Model 1275
Patrica Vogt and Wally Brann worked on a Dressagraph Multilift Model 1275, a printer that had a capacity of 50,000 impressions or 25,000 sheets a day. Vogt was one of 2,600 women who worked at Hewlett ...
HP's 1967 logo. The letters h & p sit inside a circle with shading above/below and Hewlett and Packard spelled out at bottom.
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A New Look: 1960s HP Logo Redesign
Shortly after introducing its first computer, Hewlett-Packard redesigned its logo for the first time in more than 20 years. The iconic lowercase initials within a circle remained, but the legs of the ...
Four female members of HP's office staff in the 1960s.
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Administrating Growth at HP
Hewlett-Packard expanded continuously throughout the 1960s, beginning with the opening of its new corporate headquarters at 1501 Page Mill Road in 1960 and continuing through a number of domestic and ...
A doctor checking the printed readout from the HP 8020A cardiotocograph with a woman in bed in background.
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All Heart: HP 8020A Cardiotocograph
The HP 8020A cardiotocograph was the world’s first non-invasive electronic fetal heart monitor, developed in a partnership between Division in Böblingen, Germany, and Dr. Konrad Hammacher, a German OB ...
Dave Packard and his fellow inductees to the Sports Illustrated All-America football squad.
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All-American: SI Football Squad
In 1958, Sports Illustrated named Dave Packard to its annual Silver Anniversary All-America football squad, which recognized star college players who went on to remarkable professional success in the ...
A photo of the HP 180A oscilloscope taken in 1962.
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An Awesome Oscilloscope: The HP 180A
The HP 180A oscilloscope was a 100 percent solid-state component oscilloscope, Hewlett-Packard’s first. An entirely new cathode ray tube design resulted in a screen that was twice the size of other sc ...