Alan Mulally

CEO
Ford

Mulally runs a car company with one of the most storied histories in the world–its founder Henry Ford began the automotive revolution. Prior to joining Ford in September 2006, he worked in another transportation business, serving as executive vice president of Boeing, and president and chief executive officer of Boeing Commercial Airplanes, having joined the company in 1969. He has served on the advisory boards of NASA and MIT, as well as the U.S. Air Force Scientific Advisory Board. Not surprisingly, he flies planes and drives fast cars.

Posts With Alan Mulally

Ford’s CTO Drives New Silicon Valley Office Opening (Video)

Can the auto giant go full-geek? And, more to the point, when do we get flying cars?
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Ford Uses Wi-Fi to Customize Cars

The auto industry is getting fired up about wireless technology in cars and trucks but it’s not just for connecting passengers’ laptops or streaming Internet radio stations.

HP Checks Its Heir Supply

Now that Mark Hurd has resigned as CEO of Hewlett-Packard, to whom will the company look to replace him? If HP’s directors are smart, they’ll give Apple’s Tim Cook a call, but realistically who are they likely to consider?

Ford Motor Company CEO Alan Mulally at D8: The Full, Uncut Video

As promised, All Things Digital is posting the full videos from our eighth D: All Things Digital conference, held in early June. Here’s the last interview Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher did at D8, but definitely not the least: Ford Motor Company (F) CEO Alan Mulally.

Full D8 Interview Video: Ford CEO Alan Mulally

As promised, All Things Digital is posting the full videos from our eighth D: All Things Digital conference, held in early June. Here’s the last interview Walt Mossberg and I did at D8, but definitely not least: Ford Motor Company CEO Alan Mulally. As you will see, the former Boeing (BA) exec not only rocked his red Ford sweater vest–which I covet–but also talked with great passion about the changes being made at the auto manufacturer.

WSJ's D8 Special Tab: Jobs, Zuckerberg, Ballmer, Cameron and More in Their Own Words!

Today, The Wall Street Journal published its special tab, both online and offline, featuring edited transcripts of some of the interviews Walt Mossberg and I did at the eighth D: All Things Digital conference last week. The excerpts come from interviews we did with Apple CEO Steve Jobs, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, Hollywood megadirector James Cameron, Federal Communications Chairman Julius Genachowski, NPR CEO Vivian Schiller and Ford CEO Alan Mulally.

D8 Video: Ford CEO Alan Mulally Tells Jason Calacanis Why We’re Not Going to Drive Electric Cars Anytime Soon

Mahalo CEO Jason Calacanis loves his Tesla. So why can’t the rest of us drive an electric car, too? Ford CEO Alan Mulally fielded the question in the final panel of the D8 conference today.

Ford CEO Alan Mulally Live at D8

Ford CEO Alan Mulally has come to D8 to take the hot seat, a position he should be used to after steering Ford through the recent financial crisis. Ford recently released SYNC, a voice-activation package on some models that integrates the content and functionality of mobile devices with the car itself. SYNC also adds apps to the car, though it’s not clear what these features will mean for the future of American automakers.
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The D8 Site Is Now Live

The conference site for the eighth D: All Things Digital is now up. There are posts related to D8, and we will be adding more in the next two weeks, ahead of the June 1 start of the conference. And when the conference kicks in, these pages will also be populated with up-to-the-minute posts, photos and videos.

The D8 Site Is Now Live

The conference site for the eighth D: All Things Digital is now up. There are posts related to D8, and we will be adding more in the next two weeks, ahead of the June 1 start of the conference. And when the conference kicks in, these pages will also be populated with up-to-the-minute posts, photos and videos.