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HP Acquires Samsung Electronics Printing Business for $1.05B
HP Inc. plans to acquire Samsung Electronics' printing business for $1.05 billion. HP claims the deal positions it to "disrupt and reinvent the $55 billion copier industry" by replacing copiers with multifunction printer (MFP) technology. Calling it the largest print acquisition in its history, HP said the addition of Samsung
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OpenText: HP Software Completes Our DX Journey #OTEW
NASHVILLE — OpenText’s acquisitions of HP Inc. 's (HP) customer experience software will allow OpenText customers to build end-to-end digital experiences and lifetime customer journeys, according to Marci Maddox, OpenText's senior director of product marketing for customer experience management (CEM).
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HPE Seeks Greater Agility, Spins Off IT Services to CSC
Meg Whitman's tough decision to spin off a key unit of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is resonating with stockholders. HPE shares surged 10 percent to $18 in after hours trading yesterday on word spread about the new direction for HPE.
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HPE Addresses IoT Connectivity, Device Management
Palo Alto, Calif.-based Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) released a new iteration of its Internet of Things (IoT) platform that should improve connectivity and management of connected devices. Version 1.2 comes with numerous upgrades to simplify connectivity and allow better management of heterogeneous devices and applications connected to the IoT.
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The OpenText - HP Deal: You're Asking the Wrong Question
Speculation has been flying about the future of HP Engage following the announcement that OpenText acquired the product suite. It's now two weeks since the news broke, and we still have very little information that explains what it means to former HP customers.
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HP Sells CX Assets to OpenText for $170M
It's the age of the customer — and HP is dumping its customer experience (CX) software. Palo Alto, Calif.-based HP Inc. struck a deal today with Waterloo, Ontario-based OpenText to divest its CX assets for $170 million.
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HPE Unleashes A Machine to Help You Seize Data
PALO ALTO, Calif. - The latest major software launch from Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) casts a wide net in the deep ocean of machine learning. HPE Haven OnDemand, which just hopped from beta to a public offering, provides machine learning APIs for companies that seek a deeper interpretation of
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Meet Forrester's Hybrid Cloud Management Leaders
Seven vendors topped Forrester's first Wave for Hybrid Cloud Management Solutions, in spite of some confusion in the market as to what exactly "hybrid cloud" means. Three vendors scored a place as strong contenders.
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Could HPE’s ‘Composable Infrastructure’ Benefit CX?
If a new server technology could improve the speed of your customer-facing applications by about half, would you advise your company to replace all its servers? That’s the advice Hewlett Packard hopes you’ll give.
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Gartner's WCM Leaders Reveal What's on the Horizon
Web Content Management vendors are “chasing the idea of digital experience and better engagement,” said Gartner analyst Mick MacComascaigh. Most vendors have streamlined their approach to align their trajectory with those customer-centric goals, but the pace of their progress varies, MacComascaigh told CMSWire.
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HP and Oracle: 2 Big Fish Play Nice Together
Sometimes the big boys play nice with one another, like Adobe and SAP. This week, HP and Oracle are playing nice -- or at least their technologies are. This is the tech world, after all, and vendors realize their customers use other vendors here and there.
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Guess Where Workers Have New Rights to Work from Home?
It's time for CEOs Marissa Mayer and Meg Whitman to eat their words — or at least rethink their strong stances on workplace inflexibility at Yahoo and Hewlett-Packard, respectively. Telecommuting took a giant leap forward today — at least in the United Kingdom.
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With HP's Work-From-Home Directive, Is the Digital Workplace Broken?
Depending on who you ask, Hewlett-Packard made this week one of two moves regarding where its employees work: They either pulled a Marissa-Mayer-Yahoo-esque directive or ... they didn’t. Kinda Like Yahoo? If you ask Hewlett-Packard themselves -- which we did by phone this morning -- this week’s message from the
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HP Launches Converged Cloud Solutions for APAC, Japan
Customers from the Asia Pacific and Japan region are found to prefer simple cloud solutions, and Hewlett-Packard wants to encourage businesses to adopt cloud deployments by offering pre-bundled kits to make things simpler to launch and manage.
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