New Delhi: Hit hard by the pandemic, millions of small and medium businesses (SMBs) in India understand the importance of going digital to revive their businesses, and PC and printer major HP is going beyond just products to help SMBs in their rebound in 2021, a top country executive said on Wednesday.
More than 73 per cent of the SMBs in India are confident that they will bounce back after the pandemic. More importantly, 75 per cent of the surveyed businesses believe that digital adoption is essential to their success, according to the recently-released ‘HP SMB Outlook Report 2020’.
According to Sanjeev Pathak, head, Personal Systems (Commercial), HP India, given the crunch in accessible capital and the rising need for IT infrastructure for SMBs, the company has rolled out convenient models of leasing models (Device as a Service or DaaS) from our business-ready laptop range.
“Rather than burdening them with a heavy capital expenditure, small business owners and entrepreneurs can benefit through a very nominal per seat expense spread over a three-to-four-year horizon,” Pathak told IANS.
In addition, there are several other easy finance models available from HP’s finance partners.
“They have introduced attractive financing offers through which SMBs can acquire business laptops starting at just Rs 899 per month. This will enable them to upgrade and expand their IT infrastructure and save their funds for other business priorities,” the HP India executive mentioned.
