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HP’s China strategy

American Shipper Magazine

Thursday, September 27, 2012

Tech company overcomes logistics challenges to support new inland factories. By Eric Kulisch Hewlett-Packard’s decision four years ago to move a chunk of its personal computer manufacturing operations to central China from the Shanghai region, on the coast, was made possible by the adoption of innovative transport routes and a greater focus on social and environmental responsibility, according to a top company executive. Prophet Tony Prophet, senior ...

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