How Much Has HP Spent on Restructuring Charges Since ÷02?

The transcript discusses Hewlett-Packard's (HP) financial restructuring charges since 2002, highlighting the impact on non-GAAP earnings and future cash flow. It examines HP's business challenges, including technology direction and acquisitions, and the regularity of restructuring charges. The discussion also covers the upcoming split of HP into HP Inc. and HP Enterprise, questioning how restructuring will affect each entity and whether the split will resolve ongoing issues.

How much has Hewlett-Packard incurred in restructuring charges since 2002?

• $496 million

• $11 billion

• $1 billion

• $600 million

What has been a significant challenge for Hewlett-Packard in aligning with market directions?

• Employee turnover

• Strategic decisions and acquisitions

• Lack of innovation

• Regulatory issues

What is a potential outcome of the restructuring charges for Hewlett-Packard?

• Permanent loss

• No impact on earnings

• A couple of good quarters in the future

• Immediate profit increase

What major event is expected to happen by the end of next year for Hewlett-Packard?

• A new product launch

• A change in leadership

• The split of HP Inc. and HP Enterprise

• A merger with another company

How might the split between HP Inc. and HP Enterprise affect the restructuring process?

• It will have no effect

• It will require a reevaluation of assets

• It will lead to more acquisitions

• It will stop all restructuring activities