HP: Hewlett- Packard
Link: http://h10134.www1.hp.com/contacts/locations/israel/
On the HP Enterprises website (formerly EDS), HP describes itself: "As one of the largest systems integration companies in the country, HP Israel performs multiple projects for applications and web development, integration, and legacy modernization, as well as complex projects involving biometric identification and Homeland Security. Additionally, HP Israel is one of the large ERP implementers in the country with many large-scale, enterprise-wide implementations."
HP Israel References
A partial list of HP Israel clients includes:
- Government—Police, Knesset—Israeli Parliament, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Immigrant Absorption, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Construction and Housing, Ministry of Interior and National Insurance Institute, Immigration Authority
- Manufacturing and Retail—Tnuva (outsourcing), Israel Military Industries (outsourcing), Caniel (outsourcing), Scope
- Communications—Cellcom, Comverse (outsourcing), ECI Telecom (outsourcing), Lumenis (outsourcing)
- Financial—Bank Leumi, Bank Hapoalim, Bank Mizrachi, First International Bank of Israel (outsourcing), Cal, LeumiCard, Discount Bank Transportation—Israel, Airports Authority, Port Authority, Haifa and Ashdod ports
- Healthcare—Kupat Cholim Clalit, Sarel
- Energy—Israel Electrical Company, Israeli Oil Refineries
April 23rd, 2010: "Some of the new computers, made by Hewlett Packard and purchased in a multimillion-dollar deal, will come with specially-designed keyboards that can only be accessed by the insertion of a smart card into its side and the biometric identification of the designated user’s fingerprint. Currently, IDF computers are accessed by a smart card inserted into a special apparatus connected to the computer."Link: http://www.jpost.com/Israel/Article.aspx?id=173738
HP also owns "EDS" . Recently EDS changed its name to HP Enterprise Systems.
Whoprofits.org Company Profile: http://whoprofits.org/Company%20Info.php?id=624
According to whoprofits.org, this means that HP has designed a permit system that further entrenches apartheid into the lives of the Palestinian people, while providing security and services to the Israeli military and government institutions: subjugating the Palestinian people to constant humiliation in the life of occupation.
6 comments:
Nice information.
Gildan Polo
I've undergone hp training and I'm currently working on one of HP's facilities here in our country. Just by reading your description, all that I can say is our facility is really far behind compared to Israel but I wish that in coming years that we would also be just as advanced as other facilities.
HP is a good example that practices business continuity, their company never stops innovating. From personal computers to printers and now network devices. The creative department of that company is top-notch.
I really want to work with a reputable company such as HP. That is the reason why I need to know a lot of things on computer technology.
I agree with Valerie. Aside from being reputable, HP has been great to their employees. They have great salary and incentives. They also send their employees to seminars to increase their knowledge.
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