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HPE Aruba Networking

Upleveling to Reach Senior IT Decision-Makers

Background

​HPE Aruba Networking aimed to elevate the networking part of its portfolio to a more senior IT decision-maker, helping these leaders recognize the growing importance of the network to today’s digitized businesses. We. was brought on to position the company as a trusted partner.

The Approach: Convey “The Network Advantage”

​Our integrated, multiphase, thought-leadership campaign explained how secure ​​networking goes beyond connectivity to deliver on priorities for senior execs: boosted revenue, employee engagement, productivity and safer innovation. A survey of 2,000+ global IT decision-makers provided customer insights for our strategy, messaging and content development. Combining the findings with perspectives from HPE executive interviews, We. created more than 30 multichannel content assets. ​​

​The Impact: Claiming C-Suite Mindshare

With data-backed proof points, We. showed how investing in modern networks results in faster business outcomes and broader business transformation, generating​​ 218 articles published across 14 EMEA markets. Several core assets attracted 44.6K web visitors ​​and also reached ~160K C-suite contacts via HPE’s monthly Exec2Exec emails.

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