Lenovo Reorganizes Into Four Business Groups, Shifts Executives

Lenovo Reorganizes Into Four Business Groups, Shifts Executives:

The four business groups are the PC Business Group, the Mobile Business Group, Enterprise, and Ecosystem and Cloud Services


Lenovo is making some big changes where its executives are concerned as it reorganizes into four business groups.

According to Lenovo, the four business groups are the PC Business Group, the Mobile Business Group, Enterprise, and Ecosystem and Cloud Services. This is a big change from only having two groups before, including the Lenovo Business Group and Think Business Group.

The PC Business Group obviously focuses on PCs, where Lenovo hopes to innovate and up profits despite the current PC slump. But while many PC makers are hurting due to the migration toward mobile devices, Lenovo remained the world's largest PC vendor for the second quarter in a row with its highest ever market share of 17.7 percent in its fiscal Q2 2013/2014 financial results.

Gianfranco Lanci -- who currently leads Lenovo EMEA -- will head the PC Business Group.

The Mobile Business Group will focus on smartphones, tablets and smart TVs with the idea of making Lenovo a "profitable, global player" in the space. Just earlier this month, the company introduced four new smartphones, including the Vibe Z, S930, S650, and the A859.

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Liu Jun -- who currently leads the Lenovo Business Group -- will head the Mobile Business Group.

As for its Enterprise Group, Lenovo plans to continue building up its server and storage units and create a fast-growing profit engine in the enterprise sector. It will be run byGerry Smith, who currently leads Lenovo's Americas Group.