Hewlett-Packard CEO Lee AI Branch announces new cloud computing strategy

Hewlett-Packard CEO Li Ai (Leo Apotheker) Beijing time March 15 afternoon news, Hewlett-Packard CEO Lee Ai (Leo Apotheker) announced the new strategic plan in Monday.　　The new strategy includes three main areas: cloud computing, software, and solutions. "Cloud computing and interconnectivity are playing a huge role in the world, not only changing the user experience, but also changing the way individuals, small businesses and businesses consume, deploy, and use information technology," he said at the conference. HP wants to seize this opportunity and become the industry leader. "HP's scalable and integrated infrastructure will be the backbone of HP's cloud computing strategy," he said. HP will leverage its market advantage in software, services, PCs, and networked printers, providing customers and businesses with a truly interconnected world that is defined, delivered, and run that covers cloud computing and connectivity. "For HP to expand its market leadership position, Apotheker proposed a four-point strategy: to expand leadership in managing and optimizing today's traditional environment, to build and manage the next-generation cloud-based architecture, leveraging the core strengths of HP's cloud environment, to seamlessly transition to mixed computing patterns and to become a trusted partner for customers　　To define and provide an interconnected world for individual consumers and business users. Apotheker said HP would use the company's cloud technology provider status to develop a portfolio of cloud services from infrastructure to platform services.　　HP also disclosed that it plans to develop and run the industry's first open cloud market, including a secure, scalable and trustworthy consumer App Store and a directory of enterprise applications and services. Apotheker says HP will build its webOS into a leading interconnected platform.　　As the world's largest manufacturer of PCs and printers, Hewlett-Packard is able to deliver 100 million units of webOS per year to the market, and HP plans to use that scale along with leading development tools to build a robust developer community that connects to every part of the market and around the globe. Hewlett-Packard also showcased a new "big data" application that leverages HP's computing power, combining the real-time, high-speed analytics capabilities of HP's recently announced acquisition of the Vertica system.　　HP is expected to complete the acquisition of Vertica in the second quarter. Apotheker pointed out that HP's strategy will be implemented through a series of programmes, focusing on three strategic areas: cloud computing: HP plans to build a complete cloud stack to help customers transition to a mixed cloud environment. HP will take advantage of its current scale, reliability and security advantages in hardware, software and services, and HP plans to provide greater strategic value by expanding its higher value offerings. Apotheker said HP plans to build an open application market that integrates consumers, businesses and development services.　　This platform will support multinational languages and be open to third parties. Connectivity: HP has established a global distribution base in consumer and enterprise business areas, selling two printers and PCs per second, which will be based on webOS.This will create a huge, growing base of equipment that provides a huge opportunity to build a common drive for HP, customers and ecosystems.　　HP and its partner ecosystems will continue to provide a situational experience for consumers, small and medium-sized enterprises and large enterprises to enjoy secure information creation, digital information, information conversion and information consumption anytime and anywhere. Software: By building, buying, and collaborating, HP will continue to consolidate its portfolio of management and security products, using this as a basis for real-time analysis of "big data" that combines structured and rapidly growing unstructured data devices. The acquisition of Vertica company will provide favorable conditions for HP to develop in this field. HP's digital products will also provide vertical information management capabilities for specific industries. (Shang)