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IT Orgs Add 1.1 Million Devices to WXP This Summer to Escape Ticket Heat

IT Orgs Add 1.1 Million Devices to WXP This Summer to Escape Ticket Heat

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Editorial Team

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2 Sep 2025

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The HP Workforce Experience Platform (WXP) now manages 2.1 million devices, up from 1 million devices in May.

Organizations talk a lot about the employee experience, but what about the IT decision maker’s (ITDM) experience?

Earlier this year, we surveyed 1,825 ITDMs worldwide and found that digital employee experience (DEX) solutions give IT a stronger, more positive presence in the workplace. Among companies using DEX, 58% of IT leaders said they feel fulfilled at work, and 62% reported a healthy relationship with work. Without DEX, those numbers dropped to just 23% and 31%, respectively.

DEX solutions are more important than ever as IT ticketing addiction (i.e., ticket heat) continues to drain company resources and leave real problems unresolved. As more ITDMs adopt and engage with WXP, they gain the necessary tools to support a proactive IT strategy and reduce ticket volumes through intelligent automations. These automations free up IT bandwidth and address root causes faster. By identifying and resolving problems before they disrupt work, IT teams can enhance efficiency and employee satisfaction and ultimately improve their DEX scores.

Amid Soaring User Interactions, WXP Becoming a Core Part of Daily IT Workflows 

Today, WXP manages 2.1 million devices, up from 1 million in May. Monthly user interactions also soared 265% from May to July, reaching a new high of 848,000 per month. Not only are we expanding the platform across customer environments, but we’re also seeing meaningful engagement, retention, and active day-to-day use.

Whether users view analytics, resolve device issues, or send out employee pulse surveys, these interactions show that the platform is becoming embedded in everyday workflows, enabling greater efficiency, visibility, and proactive IT service. Devices managed by WXP leverage intelligence from HP’s vast global data ecosystem. Our AI models learn from telemetry data across 48 million endpoints, processing 1.9 TB of new data daily.

Note: We define user interactions as any meaningful action taken on the platform. Events and interactions are important indicators of WXP’s adoption maturity.

The Experience Score Is IT’s Favorite Bird’s Eye View

The Experience Score gives users a complete overview of the employee experience, while Experience Over Time shows historical trends.

Our unified platform is designed to give organizations complete visibility across the entire employee experience. For example, the Experience Score gives users a full overview of the workforce’s digital experience, distilled into a single, easy-to-understand number ranging from 0 to 100 (our version of a DEX score). They get instant insights into Sentiment, System Health, OS Performance, Network Health, Security, Applications, and Collaboration, and can drill down into more granular detail to see what’s impacting the scores.

WXP users also find historical data incredibly useful. The Experience Score Over Time line graph is the most clicked element in our Platform and shows trends over the last 30, 60, or 90 days. IT teams can quickly see if things are getting better or worse. The graph breaks scores into three categories: Great (green), Fair (orange), and Poor (red), with dates along the bottom and number of devices on the side. By tracking these trends, IT can spot recurring issues and take action before they turn into bigger problems.

Wrap Up

With 2.1 million devices now on WXP and user interactions climbing fast, IT teams are clearly finding real value in the platform. Whether resolving issues, checking analytics, or sending out pulse surveys, WXP is becoming part of the daily IT rhythm.

The Experience Score and trend views give teams visibility to stay ahead of problems and improve the digital experience. This is a shift from reactive firefighting to smarter, more strategic IT.

Stay tuned for our next update as we take a deep dive into more WXP customer adoption and engagement metrics. 

 

HP Workforce Experience Platform is a comprehensive and modular digital employee experience solution that enables organizations to optimize IT for every employee’s needs. 

If you want to learn more about the HP Workforce Experience Platform, we would love to speak to you! Simply fill out the form below, and a team member will be in touch.

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Frequently asked questions

Here's everything you need to know about WXP.

  • What is the HP Workforce Experience Platform (WXP)?

    WXP is an AI-powered digital employee experience (DEX) solution that integrates with various systems and devices to maximize IT efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the employee experience.1

  • How does WXP work?

    WXP equips technology leaders with detailed performance insights of PCs, printers and more, coupled with enhanced preventative workflows to maximize end-user productivity while reducing costs. The SaaS-based platform also has an advanced employee engagement engine and integrates with various third-party systems like ServiceNow, PowerBI, and Tableau, along with integrating printers, virtual desktops, mobile devices and more to maximize IT efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the employee experience.

  • Can WXP be customized to fit specific business needs?

    The platform’s modular design allows for tailored customization and scalability to meet specific business needs. Presently, WXP integrates capabilities for fleet management (formerly HP Proactive Insights) and employee engagement, facilitating direct communication between IT and employees, and targeted feedback collection via device pop-ups and self-help capabilities. Planned optional, add-on modules will include additional devices for fleet management, endpoint security, and Digital Workspaces powered by HP Anyware, all supported by enterprise-level support. Additionally, there are add-on options for hardware, managed services, and print software.

  • How is WXP modular?

    WXP is designed to be modular, allowing organizations to tailor the solution to their specific needs, including Fleet Management, Employee Engagement, Digital Workspaces, and Endpoint Security.

    The modular design allows companies to select the capabilities needed to achieve business goals. New capabilities can be added to an existing portal as their business needs change and expand. Initially, WXP comes with fleet management and employee engagement, with the ability to add-on endpoint security, digital workplaces, and/or HP support services for an additional fee.

  • Is WXP compatible with different vendors and operating systems?

    The Platform’s agnostic design allows seamless integration with systems and devices running Windows, macOS, and Android operating systems, regardless of manufacturer. WXP is a cloud-based solution that uses firewall-friendly network ports and sits atop other systems versus a rip-and-replace solution. It does not require a VPN or direct, deep access to customer networks.

  • How does WXP integrate with other IT tools to provide a more comprehensive solution?

    WXP has open APIs for incident and analytics integration to IT tools, as well as pre-configured connectors for ServiceNow, PowerBI, and Tableau available in the 3rd party integrations.

  • What is a Workforce Experience score?

    A Workforce Experience score combines telemetry and user satisfaction sentiment for a comprehensive view of the digital workforce experience. The score refreshes daily, ensuring timely insights. Understand which departments, device models, operating systems, countries, site locations, and devices with specific software installed are experiencing the lowest and highest Experience scores.

    The main dashboard provides a snapshot of the workforce experience and critical recommendations for IT teams to act on. IT teams quickly understand where to focus with insights from the Experience score and trendline, fleet inventory breakdown, apps with poor performance, and sentiment by persona.

  • How is AI used within WXP?

    AI is built into the fabric of WXP and makes it easy for IT teams to optimize processes and prevent technology issues by providing:

    • Recommendations: Identify issues from device data and survey results to share recommended actions.
    • Assistance: Take the recommendation and make it executable by IT or an end-user in just a few clicks.
    • Automation: Experience optimization with AI anticipating issues and resolving them with no human involvement.
  • How can I buy WXP and find out about new releases?

    WXP is now available to new and renewing HP Proactive Insights customers in the United States at no additional cost.

    Additionally, our beta program is expanding to more countries, in a multi-phased, customer-focused approach to solve our customers’ biggest pain points. Talk to an HP expert to see how WXP can intelligently anticipate and resolve digital friction within your organization.

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