HP Unveils Mobile Device Portfolio for Enterprise, Key Verticals

Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) is setting its sights squarely on the enterprise mobility market with the release of a new portfolio of tablets, hybrids and ElitePads designed for the mobile workforce. The company also introduced several products built specifically for mobile workers in the healthcare, field services, retail and education markets as the hardware giant looks to provide customers with customized solutions for major verticals.

Michael Cusanelli, Associate Editor

January 21, 2015

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HP Unveils Mobile Device Portfolio for Enterprise, Key Verticals

Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) is setting its sights squarely on the enterprise mobility market with the release of a new portfolio of tablets, hybrids and ElitePads designed for the mobile workforce. The company also introduced several products built specifically for mobile workers in the healthcare, field services, retail and education markets as the hardware giant looks to provide customers with customized solutions for major verticals.

HP unveiled its eight new enterprise products during a press event in Manhattan, where executives showed off the new devices and emphasized HP’s continuing dedication to delivering mobile solutions designed from the ground up for enterprise workers.

“Mobility for businesses isn’t just a device plus an app or adopting BYOD scenarios; it’s about organizations using purpose-built devices and industry-specific solutions that have the power to transform both the workplace and business workflows,” said Michael Park, vice president and general manager, Commercial Mobility and Software, Business Personal Systems, in a statement.

Click through the gallery for a rundown of all the products shown off during the event.

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About the Author

Michael  Cusanelli

Associate Editor, Penton Technology Group, Channel

Michael Cusanelli is the associate editor for Penton Technology’s channel properties, including The VAR Guy, MSPmentor and Talkin' Cloud. He has written articles and produced video for Newsday.com and is a graduate of Stony Brook University's School of Journalism in New York. In his spare time Michael likes to play video games, watch sci-fi movies and participate in all things nerdy. He can be reached at [email protected]

 

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