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Tuesday, October 10, 2017

HPE CEO Meg Whitman On Upcoming Changes To Field Compensation, The Impact Of Dell On HPE's VMware Relationship And Why Hardware Still Matters In The Software-Defined Era

Whitman Takes Center Stage In an interview with Channel Company CEO Bob Faletra on stage at the 2017 Best of Breed Conference in Atlanta Monday, Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman tackled questions ranging from the impact of the company's @HPE Next restructuring to that state of its relationship with @VMware since the @DellEMC acquisition to what her next career move might be after HPE. "We're going to reward, from a compensation perspective, we're going to incentivize our team to be more about value and more about growth," Whitman said of the changes coming to field compensation next month. @MegWhitman also talked about the co-opetition @HPE sees in the market now with sometimes-competitors, sometimes-partners such as @Microsoft and @DellTechnologies/ @VMware. "As workloads move to @Azure, maybe that hurts us, but as workloads move to #AzureStack, that helps us," Whitman said. "In the end, our relationship with Microsoft and VMware at the core is very strong. It has to be because we have to do what's right for the customers." The interview, which also included questions from solution providers in the audience, also touched on whether Whitman would consider a presidential run. Edited excerpts of the conversation follow.

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