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March 21, 2012 05:43 pm GMT
HP announced today that the two of the company's largest divisions will be combined into one, if you will, super division. The Imaging and Printing Group (IPG) and Personal Systems Group (PSG) are joining together to be called The Printing and Personal Systems Group. This is a long time coming. As the press release mentions, the driving force behind the change is to improve performance and increase profits. Both groups are suffering from the move to the post-PC era. HP almost spun off the PSG in the middle of 2011 and printer and ink sales are dipping down. The two groups are vulnerable separate. But together, they can pool resources and hopefully survive in this brave new world.
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HP Combines Printers And PC Divisions Into The Printing and Personal Systems Group
HP announced today that the two of the company's largest divisions will be combined into one, if you will, super division. The Imaging and Printing Group (IPG) and Personal Systems Group (PSG) are joining together to be called The Printing and Personal Systems Group. This is a long time coming. As the press release mentions, the driving force behind the change is to improve performance and increase profits. Both groups are suffering from the move to the post-PC era. HP almost spun off the PSG in the middle of 2011 and printer and ink sales are dipping down. The two groups are vulnerable separate. But together, they can pool resources and hopefully survive in this brave new world. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/m1IJ3EoJluk/
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