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HP Inc.'s Future Ready Strategy: European Synchronization

Publisher IDC
Published Apr 10, 2024
Length 9 Pages
SKU # IDC18693391

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HP Inc.'s Future Ready Strategy: European Synchronization


This IDC Market Perspective reviews HP Inc.'s "Future Ready" strategy, including its activities to date, financial performance for FY23 and 1Q24, and go-to-market strategy via its Amplify partners, with a highlight on acquired European partner Apogee. It also assesses key announcements made at HP's global Amplify Partner Conference in March 2024."HP Inc. has put in place a strategy to drive continued growth in core businesses, to be executed by its Amplify partners," said Jacqui Hendriks, associate research director, European Print Vendor Transformation Strategies. "AI plays a critical role operationally in allocating partner competencies to growth areas, providing customer insights and developing tools to support and reward partners for their contribution to HP's accelerated revenue growth."

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Table of Contents

9 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Building on Core Business
Financial Results: Significant Overall Decline But Buoyant Key Growth Areas
Performance by Core Business
Regional Performance: EMEA has Struggled to Recover
HP Inc.'s Five Key Areas Set to Drive Personal Systems and Printing Business Growth
Hybrid Systems
Gaming
Workforce Solutions: Workforce Central and Workforce Experience Platform
Consumer Subscriptions
Industrial Graphics/3D and Personalization
Innovation in Core Personal Systems and Printing Businesses
Transformational Savings Re-Invested for Continued Business Growth
Aligning HP's Amplify Channel Partner Program to Growth Plans
Amplify for All
AI-Enabled Partner Support
Program and Services Simplification
Amplify for All Program Enhancements
Apogee: Building Enhanced Services Competence in Europe
Advice for HP Inc.
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