Managed print tops HP's 2017 channel priorities
Device-as-a-service and education among other push areas for PC and print giant

HP UK channel boss Neil Sawyer has outlined his priorities for 2017, with managed print services topping the bill. He also pinpointed device-as-a-service, building partners' sales outside HP's core...
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