HP plans retail expansion, affordable subscription models in India
Las Vegas: HP aims to expand its retail and partner presence in tier-2 and tier-3 towns in India to cater to small businesses, first-time personal computer users, students and people who have not had access to laptops, the company’s India managing director Ipsita Dasgupta said.
Speaking at the HP Amplify Partner Conference 2024 in Las Vegas, Dasgupta said that the company is also working on subscription models for small towns and rural India users, keeping in mind the affordability of devices.
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Earlier in the day, the laptop and printer maker’s global president Enrique Lores said that India was on track to become the third largest economy globally, presenting a unique opportunity for companies to grow in such regions.
“The areas of the world where more significant growth is going to happen are different from the where we saw growth happening in the previous 10-20 years. All of these are drivers of growth, opening for us the opportunity to bring additionally 2 billion customers to technology, to sell them PCs, printers and all our
