HP, Microsoft link to take aim at IBM customers
Taking aim at a greater slice of the corporate computing pie, Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft said Wednesday they would join forces on a three-year, U$300 million effort to sell more software and service solutions to large enterprises where common rival IBM is a strong player.
The two companies said the new effort would build on their past cooperation, which stretches back some 20 years. Together, the companies will work together to develop, test and deploy new solutions and to market those programs. The effort is built around Microsoft’s People Ready Business push.
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