HP announced that it earned revenues of more than $3 billion in its last fiscal year from global retailers looking to gain new operational efficiencies and greater business flexibility.

The milestone, announced at the National Retail Federation Convention & Expo, includes deals with some of the world’s leading retail brands – 7-Eleven, Chico’s, Staples and Starbucks – that draw from the broad range of HP’s retail offering.

Additionally, HP unveiled Retail Agility Services that provide on-site break/fix and maintenance of point-of-sale systems, whether they are HP or legacy devices; a retail media solution to create and manage interactive on-line training and information for retailers’ employees and customers; and an offering with Cyclone Commerce to help retail pharmaceutical companies fight counterfeit drug activity.

These solutions from HP Services help retailers design, deploy and manage mission-critical IT environments that align with business priorities. This helps ensure measurable value is derived from IT investments, and business operations remain uninterrupted – something particularly relevant in the fast-paced retail market.

In addition, HP works with industry-leading partners such as Intel and Microsoft to help customers implement IT solutions incrementally, without large upfront capital investments.