Rob Enderle

One of the reasons I think we’ve had so many CEOs fail in office is because, when one fails, we don’t spend a lot of time on why they were selected in the

As I noted, last week Intel lost its CEO, Brian Krzanich, and really needs to think through its executive selection process as a result. I knew when I

In my years in business, I have never seen a new CEO make as many bad decisions as I have seen with Brian Krzanich at Intel. I have a hard time believing

This week, I’m at Cisco’s annual customer event, Cisco Live, in Orlando, Florida. Cisco remains one of the most powerful technology companies in the

At Computex this week, it was pretty clear that, once again, AMD is out-executing Intel. The last couple of years at Intel under CEO Brian Krzanich’s

Last week, I was in Spain with HP and much of the conversation was on how 3D printers were going to disrupt and revolutionize manufacturing. However,

Of the major PC vendors, HP is arguably the most aggressive on augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR), largely because of its investment in

Last week, I was pre-briefed on today’s launch of AMD’s impressive Ryzen Pro line. AMD is once again moving aggressively against Intel’s dominance with a

I’m at Microsoft Build this week and the first keynote is from Satya Nadella, the CEO. Nadella is a showcase of what a replacement CEO for a founder

I’m still at Dell Technology World this week and watching Jeff Clarke’s keynote. As CEO Michael Dell moves on to become more of a statesman, Clarke, vice

I’m at Dell Technologies World this week and Michael Dell is the opening keynote. His talk generally sets a tone for the event and he has been known to be

I’ve been fascinated by the BlackBerry turnaround, primarily because it seemed like the very nature of the company had changed. It was a smartphone