HQ Function

Historically, the Santa Cruz headquarters served as the primary hub for Poly's global operations, research and development, product innovation, and corporate strategy. It housed key administrative, engineering, and marketing functions.

Notable Features:

The Santa Cruz campus was known for its modern design reflecting Poly's focus on technology and collaboration, and its location near the California coast. Specific architectural details are not widely publicized, but it was designed to foster innovation.

Work Culture:

Poly's work culture historically emphasized innovation, collaboration, and a customer-centric approach. It fostered an environment conducive to developing cutting-edge communication technologies. This ethos is expected to be integrated into HP's broader culture of engineering excellence and hybrid work enablement.

HQ Significance:

The Santa Cruz headquarters was significant as the nerve center for Poly following the merger of Plantronics and Polycom, driving its mission to make human connection richer and more accessible. Its legacy continues within HP's development of hybrid work solutions.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters aimed to reflect Poly's values of innovation, human-centered design, and pioneering new ways to communicate and collaborate effectively.

Location:

Prior to its acquisition by HP, Poly had a significant global presence, with offices and operations in numerous countries across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America. This global footprint supported sales, customer service, research and development, and manufacturing functions, enabling Poly to serve its diverse international customer base. As part of HP, this global reach is further expanded through HP's extensive worldwide network.

Street Address:

345 Encinal Street

City:

Santa Cruz

State/Province:

California

Country:

USA