HP eyes growth with service and innovation
IT giant, which has been trying to revamp its strategy and streamline operations, is confident it's turned the corner in devices sales, reports AMIT ROY CHOUDHURY
[SINGAPORE]
THE world's biggest IT company by revenue and No 2 personal computer (PC) vendor, Hewlett-Packard (HP), is confident that it has turned the corner as far as devices sales go. Ever since it lost its No 1 slot to Lenovo several quarters ago, the US behemoth has been trying to revamp its strategy and streamline operations of its devices business.
It seems to be working. HP's Nick Lazaridis, the company's top devices man in Asia-Pacific including Japan (APJ), notes that in consumer sales the company has turned the corner.
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