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    This document discusses the SWOT analysis of Hewlett-Packard Company (HP). It provides details on HP's history, industries served, headquarters, revenue, profit, employees and main competitors. For the SWOT analysis, it identifies HP's strengths as its strong presence in China, brand reputation, and diversified product portfolio. Weaknesses include poor competency in acquisitions, reliance on personal systems for 29% of income, and poor presence in the tablet market. Opportunities lie in expanding services, enterprise solutions, and cloud-based services. Threats consist of retaliation from software services firms, slowing PC market growth, and rapid technological change.

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    BBA 5009 STRATEGIC

    MANAGEMENT
    TOPICS: SWOT ANALYSIS
    I. HP
    II.DELL
    Name Hewlett-Packard Company

    Founded January 1, 1939

    Logo

    Computer hardware and software, IT services and


    Industries served
    consulting

    Geographic areas served Worldwide

    Headquarters U.S.

    Current CEO Meg Whitman

    Revenue $ 120.357 billion (2012)

    Profit $ -12.650 billion (2012)

    Employees 331,800 (2012)

    Apple Inc., Cisco Systems, Inc., Dell Inc., Fujitsu Limited,


    International Business Machines Corporation, Lenovo
    Main Competitors Group Limited, Microsoft Corporation, Oracle
    STRENGTHS

    Strong presence in China

    Brand reputation

    Diversified product portfolio


    WEAKNESSES

    Poor competency in acquisitions

    29% of income comes from personal systems division

    Poor presence in tablet market


    OPPORTUNITIES

    Expand services and enterprise solutions divisions

    Increasing demand of cloud based services

    Acquisition of more technology related patents


    THREATS

    Retaliation by incumbent firms in software services

    Slowing growth rate of the PC market

    Rapid technological change

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