Hewlett Packard Enterprise, a public company, is an enterprise technology vendor that provides solutions across servers, storage, and networking. Enterprise-leading technologists largely use Hewlett Packard Enterprise to manage their enterprise's strategy, procurement & implementation of converged systems, hyperconverged systems, infrastructure, servers, flash storage, hybrid storage, cloud storage, data center networking, network security, routers, switches, cloud management, network management, and server management.

Notable enterprise vendors competing for wallet share alongside Hewlett Packard Enterprise include: Arista Networks, AWS, Cisco, F5 Networks, Citrix NetScaler, Riverbed, Juniper, Nutanix, VMware (vSAN), XtremIO (EMC), Pure Storage, NetApp, Microsoft, and Dell EMC.

IT leaders need insight into the solutions, reliability, implementation cost, support structure, and compatibility offered by Hewlett Packard Enterprise - and its position, stability, and trajectory within the servers, storage, and networking markets.

Since 2015, ETR has surveyed Hewlett Packard Enterprise's target consumer base and end users about their forward-looking spending intentions with the company. Our survey methodology, frequency of polling and round table discussions with CIOs, allow us to capture and report, in real-time, changes in customer demand and the impact these changes have on Hewlett Packard Enterprise's calendar year spend. Specifically, the data provides actionable insight into whether the company's products and services within Cloud Computing / Managed Hosting, Infrastructure Software, Networking, Server, Storage, Telecom / Mobile and Virtualization are seeing an acceleration, flattening or deceleration in spending intentions within the enterprise.

The most recent spending intentions data for Hewlett Packard Enterprise was collected through ETR's proprietary TSIS (Technology Spending Intentions Survey) from 9/12/2018 - 9/27/2018 and was sourced from 377 CIOs and IT end users, which represent approximately $185B in annual IT spend. Further, of the 377 customers, 85 represent Fortune 500 organizations and 114 represent Global 2000 organizations. The report is available by request below.