Create a 40 pages page paper that discusses hewlett packard & compaq. Both Compaq and Hewlett Packard wanted to expand their reach and achieve success, so they started formulating strategies accordingly. As part of their strategies, they wanted to incorporate organizational change by going for a merger. That is, as part of the optimization strategy as well as change management, both the companies merged leading to both opportunities as well as challenges. There were opportunities in various areas, with the combination of both the companies’ products reaching a wider customer base. However, there were challenges as well because of the lack of apt and optimum integration or merger, with Fiorina not able to achieve success. This leads to the initiation of the change management process, with the new CEO Mark Hurd taking over the combined entity. So, this paper will review the merger between HP and Compaq in 2001, identifying the strategic management issues that preceded the merger on both sides, along with the changes in the management strategy resulting from the combined operations
Organized human activities which are carried out in-group will be most times organized or constituted into an organization. Thus, organizations are physical ‘structures’, in which humans or employees from different backgrounds will converge to accomplish the allocated work under the supervision of a leader and managers, for the benefit of the organization as well as their personal benefit. ‘Collage’ of employees in the sense, organizations will be normally constituted with employees coming from different backgrounds, cultures, etc, who will also have different educational qualifications, skill levels, and attitudes. Employees will be recruited and apportioned into different departments based on their skills and knowledge and for better arrangement in the organization. These departments, which make up an organization, only play an omnipresent and crucial role in the proper and effective functioning of the organizations, by adopting various feasible and effective strategies. .
