HP’s quarterly revenues improved to show a 13% growth. In this analyst report ITCandor investigates the reasons for its success and looks at future challenges.
Filed under: HP | Tagged: 3Com, EDS, Euro, HP, Icelandic volcano, Palm, Snapfish, Yen | Leave a Comment »
HP has just delivered a record high revenue of $31 billion in its Q1 FY10 quarter. In this analyst report Martin discusses the company’s business in EMEA and his fears for the effects of the worsening economy.
Filed under: HP | Tagged: 3Com, Arbetsförmedlingen, ASR, Atlas, Bill Delany, Cloud Computing, Currys, Danish Ministry of Finance, DG Verlag, EDS, Eric Cador, Fastweb, Frnacesco Serafini, Gradwell, HP, IBM, Kreisverwaltung Main-Kinzig-Kreis (MKK), Lizzie Hingley, Ministry of Defense in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Netbook, Posten, Sappi, Schott, Shell, Sunguard, Teeside University, Telco channel, The Norwegian Postal Service, The Scottish Government, The Tech Guys, YapiKredi | Leave a Comment »
Dell has finally done it… it’s bought a services company to help it become a fuller range supplier. In this analyst report Martin looks at how Perot Systems will change Dell.
Filed under: Dell, Perot Systems | Tagged: ARRA, Dell, EDS, Getronics, IBM, Martin Hingley, Perot Systems, Peter Altabet, Ross Perot jnr, Ross Perot snr, Unisys | 3 Comments »
Martin updates his hard disk drive forecast and summarises on-going merger and acquisition activity in the ITC industry.
Filed under: Fujitsu | Tagged: Data Domain, EDS, EMC, Fujitsu, HP, IBM, Martin Hingley, Orange, SDK, SPSS, T-Mobile, Toshiba | Leave a Comment »
Oracle has been given the go ahead by the US Department of Justice to complete its acquisition of Sun, leaving just the formal approval of the EU to come. In this article Martin covers the latest changes and speculates about the future of Sun’s hardware.
Filed under: Oracle, Sun | Tagged: EDS, EMC, Fujitsu, Goldengate Software, HP, IBM, Martin Hingley, Oracle, Sun Microsystems, Virtual Iron | Leave a Comment »
HP announced its Q3 FY10 results this week. In this short article Martin looks at what it says about HP’s business, the state of the downturn and prospects for a turnaround in coming quarters.
Filed under: HP | Tagged: Bill Thomas, EDS, Eric Cador, Francesco Serafini, HP, HP Services, IPG, Martin Hingley, PSG, Windows 7 | Leave a Comment »
HP’s results show a 3% decline – but it was worse if you count HP and EDS’s business together before the merger. In this piece Martin looks at how the combined revenues have settled, evidence for the growth of Outsourcing.
Filed under: HP, Surviving The Downturn | Tagged: Australian Federal Government, Aviva, British Columbia Government, California Department of Corrections, Continental Airlines, ConvaTec, downturn, EDS, ESS, Financial Services, GSA Alliant, Guthy-Renker, hardware, HP, HP Services, IPG, IT Services, it-market, Martin Hingley, Mazda Europe, Medicare, outsourcing, Phoenix, Posten, Profits, PSG, software, TSG, US Defense Department, US General Services Administration, Virgin Atlantic, Washington State | Leave a Comment »
Martin talks about the dangers of not handling exchange rates when doing international market research. This one’s for business planners only perhaps.
Filed under: Exchange Rate, How To | Tagged: America, Apple, Asia Pacific, Dell, EDS, EMC, Exchange Rates, HP, IBM, it-industry, Martin Hingley, Recession, Sun, UK | 1 Comment »
