HP Inc.: Introducing the Five Pillars of Innovation
When tradition makes way to modernism and innovation, the result is nothing less than a revolution. So is the case with digital transformation that has become imperative for all enterprises-small, medium and large. Digital revolution has engulfed all major sectors- automation, logistics, software, retail or medical. The technology oriented ways of operation and management needs a great amalgamation of cost effective Enterprise Applications at the speed of ideas. That’s the way to stay ahead in the competition in today’s world. The Multinational Information Technology company - Hewlett Packard Inc. (HP), headquartered in California with 26 offices across India, knows how to symbolically proffer and develop a wide variety of solutions and products making a mark in Digital makeover of enterprises. The tech giant pushes the envelope of innovation to gear up the enterprises with Cloud, Mobility, and Security. HP Inc. sharpens its stance in the market by fulfilling amazing challenges and opportunities that the customers keep forward. HP Inc. assists enterprises to face new age risks associated with the digital world in tight IT budgets. The company's products and services provide dimensions that speeds up innovation and empowers CIOs. HP Enabled Digital Journey
Every journey gains comprehensive strength when a provider and a partner join that journey alongside. HP Inc. with its 5 pillars of innovation strengthens enterprises on their digital transformation and journey backed up by a robust, underlying security framework. The first Pillar is Office of the Future that allows enterprises to engage their workforce better and help them become more productive. The second pillar is Digitization, which helps transition from paper based to digital workflows. The third pillar is Mobility, where, HP Inc. helps enterprises with automating the systems. Mobility has the potential to fundamentally transform the business process when it is integrated to many other departments and operations. Already peeping inside the Digital Transformation makeover of enterprises is the fourth pillar i.e. 3D Printing. JetFusion Technology based 3D printers of HP are well-poised to provide a different dimension to the Digitization. The fifth and the final pillar is delivering IT as service. When technology is delivered as a service, it changes the level of service provided by the enterprises. HP Inc. is adequately equipped to help enterprises manage the complete lifecycle of devices, right from commissioning, installation, maintenance, replacement, to disposal.
Smoothening Digital Ecosystem with High-velocity Innovations
Over the past decade, many of the major tech players have grown rapidly into conglomerates with multiple areas of expertise. There has been continued activity, as tech companies choose to focus on what they do best and shed the rest. Among the most transformative technologies openings, robotics, virtual and augmented reality (VR, AR), 3-D printing and artificial intelligence (AI) are prominent. Cognitive technologies such as computer vision, machine learning, natural language processing, speech and pattern recognition are being embedded in software applications, imbuing big data with superior capabilities. Machine learning shows the most immediate promise; it has the capacity to enhance a wide array of applications, particularly those involving classification, prediction, anomaly detection, and personalization. The tremendous investment in all these areas suggests the near-term emergence of ecosystems and platforms that deliver a new level of value.
Digital will impact everything, and it’s going to be very different since the Internet boom of the 80s, where people would go to the web seeking information. While moving forward, the web will become all pervasive with devices becoming digital. These devices will constantly collect real time information and generate enormous amounts of data. This data would have to be analyzed for better decisions, which will not be possible by humans. Machines will be needed to drive this decision, which is where AI (Artificial Intelligence) comes in. All these will require innovative thinking to bring out new products and services, and a better way to engage to improve workforce efficiency. Digital will also impact customer targeting and engagement for customer acquisition. It will require enterprises to strive for operational excellence in order to deliver an exceptional experience. HP Inc. is enabling these at their own physical stores (called HP World), across the country. HP Inc. has been experimenting with thermal imaging to see which part of HP Inc. World customers are spending more time in order to understand which products they’re most engaged with. This data can then be used to enhance their experience. The company is enabling technologies in these stores where tablets could be used by customers to order products online if they don’t find them in the store. This is Omni-channel experience.
Over the past decade, many of the major tech players have grown rapidly into conglomerates with multiple areas of expertise. There has been continued activity, as tech companies choose to focus on what they do best and shed the rest. Among the most transformative technologies openings, robotics, virtual and augmented reality (VR, AR), 3-D printing and artificial intelligence (AI) are prominent. Cognitive technologies such as computer vision, machine learning, natural language processing, speech and pattern recognition are being embedded in software applications, imbuing big data with superior capabilities. Machine learning shows the most immediate promise; it has the capacity to enhance a wide array of applications, particularly those involving classification, prediction, anomaly detection, and personalization. The tremendous investment in all these areas suggests the near-term emergence of ecosystems and platforms that deliver a new level of value.
HP Inc. products and services provide dimensions that speeds up innovation and empowers CIOs
Digital will impact everything, and it’s going to be very different since the Internet boom of the 80s, where people would go to the web seeking information. While moving forward, the web will become all pervasive with devices becoming digital. These devices will constantly collect real time information and generate enormous amounts of data. This data would have to be analyzed for better decisions, which will not be possible by humans. Machines will be needed to drive this decision, which is where AI (Artificial Intelligence) comes in. All these will require innovative thinking to bring out new products and services, and a better way to engage to improve workforce efficiency. Digital will also impact customer targeting and engagement for customer acquisition. It will require enterprises to strive for operational excellence in order to deliver an exceptional experience. HP Inc. is enabling these at their own physical stores (called HP World), across the country. HP Inc. has been experimenting with thermal imaging to see which part of HP Inc. World customers are spending more time in order to understand which products they’re most engaged with. This data can then be used to enhance their experience. The company is enabling technologies in these stores where tablets could be used by customers to order products online if they don’t find them in the store. This is Omni-channel experience.
