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In her new role, Crouther will be tasked with building HP’s HP0-M51 exam relationships with federal, state and local government agencies, and with identifying the infrastructure, applications and business processes that meet the specific needs of government IT customers, HP said in a statement.Crouther’s background extends beyond finance: Over the years she has also been involved in strategic planning and execution efforts, and has worked to ensure that HP public sector customers are complying with government regulations, according to HP.

“HP’s HP0-M51 exam technology allows us to offer another level of personal engagement, and we’re thrilled with the results we’ve seen from this first phase of the partnership,” said Michael Clinton, president, Marketing, and director, Publishing, Hearst Magazines. “It places a new premium on the value of print advertising.”The customized content was produced on HP Inkjet Web Presses, which made it possible to combine one-to-one personalization with localized content and online information.The program also had exceptional conversion rates for sweepstakes entries, with 86 percent of visitors entering additional information and completing an entry.

Robison joined HP HP0-M51 exam in its 2001 acquisition of Compaq, where he was CTO and head of strategy. In addition to being a member of HP’s Executive Council, Robison was responsible for oversight of HP’s R&D investments and mergers and acquisitions, including Mercury, Opsware, EDS and 3Com.As head of HP’s Office of Strategy and Technology division, Robison also led the company’s HP Cloud Services, Vertica and Business Solutions incubation initiatives.Storage vendor Fusion-io on Monday named industry veteran Shane Robison, the former HP chief strategy and technology officer who retired in November, to its board of directors.