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“That’s What We’re About”
Before joining Hewlett-Packard, Barbara Waugh worked as a director of an engineering program. Find out how an early interaction with HP and an act of giving endeared the company to Waugh.
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A Breakthrough Blob
Learn about the beginnings of 3D printing and HP employee Lihua Zhao’s involvement at HP Labs, as told by HP Fellow and VP of R&D Keith Moore.
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A Degree to Succeed
Discover why former Human Resources Director and Air Force veteran Ken Coleman said he earned his “PhD in leadership” while working at Hewlett-Packard.
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A Not-So-Mini Milestone
Join us inside the Hewlett-Packard Company Archives for a discussion on the first computer ever produced by HP.
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A Video Interview with Lu Packard
Lucile Packard’s contributions to Hewlett-Packard Company are hard to overstate. When the young company was still struggling to establish itself, her income working in the Registrar’s Office at Stanfo ...
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An Outstanding Oscillator
Listen to Bill describe the success of HP’s original oscillator and its role for a major Disney movie. He discussed the innovative product with author Jane Morgan during a 1969 interview.
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Art Fong on the HP Way
Art Fong, who became Hewlett-Packard’s first Asian-American employee in 1946, reflects on his career at the company and the HP Way.
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Bill Hewlett: Role Model
HP Chief Engineer and Senior Fellow Chandrakant Patel discusses his personal interactions with Bill Hewlett and how that influenced Patel’s definition of the HP Way.
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Bill Talks HP History
Thirty years after Hewlett-Packard was born, Bill reflected on the company’s earliest days. Check out his interview with author Jane Morgan as part of Palo Alto’s 75th anniversary celebration. ...
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Changing Culture with Network Groups
Discover why Employee Network Groups were so important for supporting Hewlett-Packard’s diverse culture, according to former Director of Global Diversity and Work/Life Emily Duncan.