Aymar de lencquesaing lenovo thinkpad

Faced with a huge challenge to drive a new enterprise business, Lenovo is mounting a high-stakes drive to become No.

1 in the cutthroat server business.

Only two months into Aymar de Lencquesaing's appointment as the new president of Lenovo North America, the French-native executive made his.

Only two months into Aymar de Lencquesaing's appointment as the new president of Lenovo North America, the French-native executive made his.

Lenovo has a Japan R&D center that leads the design of the ThinkPad Aymar de Lencquesaing, co-president of Lenovo's mobile business group.

In his first official visit to the Canadian headquarters of Lenovo, Aymar de Lencquesaing, the newly appointed president of Lenovo North America, met with.

Lenovo's Mobile Business Group will remain intact, but has new leaders in Xudong Chen and Aymar de Lencquesaing, who will serve as presidents.

Lenovo Names New North America and EMEA Presidents.

And, now, here in North America -- the most lucrative IT market in the world -- Lenovo has a new executive to lead the charge.

Aymar de Lencquesaing, a 30-year IT veteran and former Packard Bell CEO, was named two weeks ago president, Lenovo North America.

De Lencquesaing reports directly to Gianfranco Lanci, president and COO of Lenovo, overseeing sales and daily operations for North America, a market worth $43 billion in total IT spending by Lenovo's estimate. De Lencquesaing wants a big piece of that market and, for starters, he wants to double Lenovo's current market share, starting with PCs, servers, storage and IT services.

"I want to see us double our business," he said.

"I see opportunities in all ke