Events

Tim Farrell, Strategic Planning Manager for Intel’s North American marketing group, presents an update to the Intel product and technology roadmap at a recent Intel Premier IT Professionals event.

Tackling the IT Cost Challenge, presented at a local Intel Premier IT Professionals seminar, looks at Intel’s business value program. Additionally in this version of the presentation, Intel finance contributes their analysis on optimum refresh cycles.

Tackling the IT Cost Challenge

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Tackling the IT Cost Challenge, presented at a local Intel Premier IT Professionals seminar, looks at Intel’s business value program and provides guidelines for determining the optimal refresh cycles.

Intel strategic planning managers take a close look at Intel’s product and technology plans in this roadmap presented at recent Intel Premier IT Professional events.

Looking at various ways in which virtualization enables data center efficiency, Intel IT’s Virtualization Service Manager Steve Tadman and Senior Technology Richard Wagner present at recent Intel Premier IT Professional IT-to-IT events.

At a recent Intel Premier IT Professionals event, Intel IT Technology Evangelist Dave Buchholz and Intel IT Client Architect John Dunlop discuss dynamic virtual clients, solid state drives, netbooks in the enterprise and more.

Rich Nockels, senior manager with Intel Americas, discusses optimum PC refresh cycles based on recent research and user experience.

Driven by a myriad of issues (cost control, security, manageability), IT personnel are investigating newer methods of client side computing. Clyde Hedrick, Senior Manager for Intel Dynamic Virtual Client Strategy, takes a look at the client side options available today…

In this presentation from a client roundtable event, Intel IT Technology Evangelist Dave Buchholz summarizes the role of the emerging engineering technology group at Intel, looks at Intel IT’s refresh cycle and then examines the pros and cons of dynamic…

Intel IT has quantified the business benefits of wireless network access, identifying specific activities, work styles, and user groups that especially benefit from wireless technology. Get the details in this classic white paper.