This year, HP HP2-E18 was named Innovator of the Year in honor of its HP Exstream Interactive Document Technology. The award recognizes HP's innovation and focus on delivering market-leading customer communications solutions to meet the distinct requirements of enterprise customers.
Each year, Xplor International recognizes an individual, company or organization that has conceived and developed an original concept leading to a significant advancement in the industry. Software is a critical element at the heart of HP's growth strategy, outlined by HP President and Chief Executive Léo Apotheker on March 14.
With 85 percent of the global enterprise workforce expected to be mobile by 2015,(1) the HP Officejet Pro 8000 Enterprise Printer and HP Officejet 100 Mobile Printer allow business customers and mobile professionals to produce professional-quality documents in the office and on the go.
The mobile workforce and trends in telecommuting have altered the business landscape and technology requirements in recent years, and customer expectations have never been higher when it comes to printing.
HP will begin occupation of Moffett Towers in early 2012. Moffett Towers is the premier 1.8 million square foot office and research and development campus located at the junction of Highways 237 and 101 in Sunnyvale.
Developed by San Francisco based Jay Paul Company, the LEED Gold certified, high-performance buildings offer an amenity-rich environment in the heart of Silicon Valley. Software is the cornerstone of HP's vision to provide seamless, secure, context-aware experiences for the connected world.
HP HP2-E18 today announced new business inkjet solutions designed to help business customers of all sizes maximize productivity as telecommuting, branch offices and mobile workforces proliferate. HP's offerings developed in this location will provide important information management capabilities that can be adapted for specific vertical industries.
The HP Officejet value proposition is resonating with customers of all sizes, and HP has once again strengthened its industry-leading portfolio with reliable, high-performing inkjet solutions to help these customers succeed.
Each year, Xplor International recognizes an individual, company or organization that has conceived and developed an original concept leading to a significant advancement in the industry. Software is a critical element at the heart of HP's growth strategy, outlined by HP President and Chief Executive Léo Apotheker on March 14.
With 85 percent of the global enterprise workforce expected to be mobile by 2015,(1) the HP Officejet Pro 8000 Enterprise Printer and HP Officejet 100 Mobile Printer allow business customers and mobile professionals to produce professional-quality documents in the office and on the go.
The mobile workforce and trends in telecommuting have altered the business landscape and technology requirements in recent years, and customer expectations have never been higher when it comes to printing.
HP will begin occupation of Moffett Towers in early 2012. Moffett Towers is the premier 1.8 million square foot office and research and development campus located at the junction of Highways 237 and 101 in Sunnyvale.
Developed by San Francisco based Jay Paul Company, the LEED Gold certified, high-performance buildings offer an amenity-rich environment in the heart of Silicon Valley. Software is the cornerstone of HP's vision to provide seamless, secure, context-aware experiences for the connected world.
HP HP2-E18 today announced new business inkjet solutions designed to help business customers of all sizes maximize productivity as telecommuting, branch offices and mobile workforces proliferate. HP's offerings developed in this location will provide important information management capabilities that can be adapted for specific vertical industries.
The HP Officejet value proposition is resonating with customers of all sizes, and HP has once again strengthened its industry-leading portfolio with reliable, high-performing inkjet solutions to help these customers succeed.
