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HP opens services centre in Christchurch 'technology hub'
Peter Dinham
Monday, 24 August 2009 10:35
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“We need to retain the talent coming out of our
educational institutions. To achieve this, it is critical that we have
enough work to keep them here, and this centre provides one such
opportunity. The potential impact of a centre like this on the local
economy is very significant.”According to HP’s Eric Clark, the HP Christchurch centre is part of a broader plan to expand the company’s applications services in New Zealand, and he says HP is also in the process of establishing a specialist government applications centre in Wellington to work closely with its public sector clients, particularly in the areas of transformation and modernisation.
Clark says the Christchurch centre joins HP delivery centres across China, India, Philippines, Egypt, Poland, Slovakia, Argentina, Brazil and Costa Rica.
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