From One PC Per Family, We Have Moved To One PC Per Family Member: Q&A With HP India
3 years, 7 months ago

From One PC Per Family, We Have Moved To One PC Per Family Member: Q&A With HP India

News 18  

The believers always knew this would happen. News18 spoke with Vickram Bedi, Senior Director, Personal Systems at HP India to understand the PC landscape as it is unfolding, what sort of user preferences are coming to the fore and how businesses as well as consumers are coming to terms with a changing environment where hybrid work models are expected to be the norm in the times to come. Q: One of the few bright spots from last year has to be the fillip in sales of laptops and PCs as people scrambled to work from home. Apart from devices, there will also be a need for curriculum delivery and learning management systems to truly transition towards new age smart classroom solutions to support fluid or hybrid learning models. Q: Please tell us about HP’s initiatives for the virtual classrooms and the digital education patterns that we will see in the coming months and years.

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