They built a way of doing business—the HP Way, which guides how we work together to create thoughtful ideas that can change the world. It means HP can be Future Ready.
Becoming 'Future Ready'
The world is radically different than three years ago, and the scale and pace of disruption is only intensifying. HP's 3-year Future Ready plan is designed to drive fundamental change across our portfolio, throughout our operations, and in how we engage and empower our employees. At the heart of these changes are HP customers, central to everything we do. "Future-ready portfolio for us is about winning through innovation and growth, redefining how we work, live, and play.
Technology plays a huge role in creating better experiences. For the first time, a majority of the global workforce is hybrid; with 11% working exclusively from the office, 6% working exclusively from home and 70% working a blend of two to four days from the office," says Vincent Ong, Senior R&D Director at HP Singapore. HP, therefore, needs to innovate a growing portfolio of devices, peripherals, services and subscriptions tailor-made for the hybrid world.
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