Hewlett-Packard Aps.

Started as a CE (Customer Engineer) at HP in 1986 in Aarhus. Together with a colleague, it was supposed to create a new Kolding office. It started up in late 1986.

Initially, I delivered onsite support on HP3000 systems and related peripherals. In addition, I also made support on the HP250 / HP260. Unfortunately, the HP3000 was a slightly closed system, so HP-UX began to grow dramatically.

I started at the HP-UX in the early 90s and worked in the Major Account group with a focus on large customers. These customers have all types of HP9000 systems, but primarily the large systems SuperDome, L-Class and N-Class as well as XP storage systems.

In 2007 I became part of Mission Critical Proactive Support where I work as Support Automation Technical Country Lead for Denmark.

"HP eService Delivery" is a portfolio of technology-based solutions that assist customers at all service levels with the purpose to help manage their entire business environment - from the desktop to the data center. It combines people, processes, and technologies to deliver a seamless support experience that helps customers to maximize availability of their evolving environment.

HP merged with Compaq Computer Corporation in 2002 and retained the name HP. The new company has one billion customers in 162 countries and was the world's second largest IT company with 145,000 employees and a total revenue of $ 81.7 billion in 2001. The HP brand ranked according to Business Week as the world's 14th most valuable.

Following the merger, HP was the market leader in Windows and UNIX servers, personal computers, imaging and print solutions, data storage and monitoring software, and number 3 in service. Every year, HP spends more than $ 30 billion on research and development in 7 centers across the globe with a total of 800 employees. HP's manufacturing facilities are similarly located worldwide.

Established in Denmark in 1967, HP is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hewlett-Packard Corporation. Following the merger with Compaq on May 7, 2002, Hewlett-Packard ApS was Denmark's second largest IT company with 650 employees and a total turnover in 2001 of DKK 5.2 billion.