HP Inc stories

HP has released a security report finding remote work is creating a growing cybersecurity risk.>>

HP’s request, if granted, would allow the vendor to engage in resale price maintenance (RPM) in relation to its proposed arrangements for its HP online store and prospective HP online marketplace stores.>>

The new programme with comprise of two tracks, Synergy and Power, and focus on three pillars, Performance, Capabilities and Collaboration.>>

This transition from plastic to molded fibre has already eliminated 933 tonnes of hard-to-recycle expanded plastic foam last year, according to HP.>>

Research released yesterday from Gartner revealed PC shipments totalled 51.6 million units in the first quarter of this year, dropping from 58.4 million in the same period last year.>>

HPE New Zealand has revealed its financial results for the financial year ending 31 October, seeing a net profit when compared to FY18's net loss.>>

HP says over 80% of home office routers have been found to be vulnerable to potential cyberattacks, and 90% of PC infections originate from email attachments.>>

The company says more than 1,000 3D printed parts have already been delivered to local hospitals, and essential equipment being delivered include face masks, face shields, mask adjusters, nasal swabs, hands-free door openers, and respirator parts. >>

Despite a surprise year of worldwide growth for the PC market, Asia Pacific saw its fifth straight quarter of decline in 4Q19.>>

Xerox has secured the funds and sent the letter. A GlobalData lead analyst comments.>>

The new OfficeJet Pro series aims to help streamline small and medium businesses’ admin to free up owner/operator time.>>

After two quarters of near 10% growth, the Australian PC market dipped -2.5% in 4Q18 - a trend that looks set to continue in 2019.>>

The four new workstations in HP’s Z lineup are building on the need for greater compute, graphics, mobility and security.>>

For the first half of the year, shipments are up 3.5% while revenue is up over 5% compared to the first half of 2017.>>

After six years of mediocre to flat growth, traditional PCs look to be on the rise again.>>

“HP is focused on designing workstations that meet the needs of creative and engineering professionals across different industries.”>>

HPE, Lenovo, HPI and Dell EMC all talk about where they found value at the APAC Canalys Channels Forum in Perth.>>

HP has appointed Metro Systems as its first Thai 3D printing solutions reseller as it seeks to ramp up delivery of the Jet Fusion 3D printing in APAC.>>

HP has launched a new training program, HP University, to help resellers capitalise on the move to subscription-based selling and optimise revenue.>>

Up to 12,000 HP devices will be winging their way to Queensland schools following Data#3's win of a Department of Education and Training contract.>>

“The changes to the workforce will vary by country, based on local legal requirements and consultations with employee works councils.">>

The preliminary results of one of Gartner’s more recent studies paints a pretty gloomy picture for the PC market.>>

Six out of eight regional markets saw positive year-over-year unit growth in the production print space. Asia/Pacific was a key contributor to growth.>>

Exeed took out the top Kiwi distributor awards for both HPE and HP New Zealand last year - and it's planning for more HP magic this year.>>