Antonio Neri

For Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. Chief Executive Officer Antonio Neri, the HPE Discover gathering in Las Vegas this week was an opportunity for celebration. After making a commitment in 2019 to deliver HPE’s entire portfolio as-a-service by the end of this year, Neri (pictured) used his Tuesday keynote to declare victory.

Jeff Kvaal - IR Antonio Neri - President and CEO. Good afternoon, and welcome to the Fourth Quarter Fiscal 2021 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Earnings Conference Call. My name is Gary, and I'll be your conference moderator for today’s call. [Operator Instructions] As a reminder, this conference is being recorded for replay purposes.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. and its Aruba subsidiary are taking the next step in an evolving partnership with startup Pensando Systems Inc. Following the announcement two years ago by HPE that it would lead a Series C investment of $145 million in Pensando, the two companies have steadily rolled out a series of innovations since. These included making Pensando’s Distributed Services Platform available on HPE infrastructure solutions through GreenLake last year.

The business consequences and technology decisions brought on by the pandemic continue to be felt by organizations and their employees around the world. In his keynote address, HPE CEO Antonio Neri acknowledged that society has been tested and has made progress, but he said there is much work yet to be done.

Two years after Hewlett-Packard Co. split into two separate companies, Antonio Neri (pictured) was named president and chief executive officer of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. Under his tenure, the company has streamlined operations, sharpened priorities, simplified the product portfolio and strategically aligned its human capital with key growth initiatives. Now...

Diversity of talent was a large part of what attracted Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s headquarters to the Houston region, President and CEO Antonio Neri said April 19. Speaking at the Greater Houston Partnership’s first State of Technology event, Neri reiterated that moving HPE’s headquarters from Silicon Valley to the Houston area gives the company the best of both worlds. HPE will maintain a large workforce focused on product innovation in San Jose, California, and its corporate headquarters in the Spring area will give the company access to a large, diverse talent base in Texas, Neri said. With several thousand local employees, Houston is already HPE’s second largest site in the world, outside of India.

Recent research is beginning to offer a clearer picture of what a post-pandemic world might look like, confirming what many might expect. Entire sectors of the economy and social life are being transformed virtually overnight, unleashing a new set of expectations from technology service providers. A new Harvard Business School...

Neri, who lived in Houston from 2007 through 2015 while working as an executive with predecessor firm Hewlett-Packard Co., said that diversity in a company helps make that company better.