Resources Tagged with 'desktops'

Rick White, Lead Strategist for Intel’s Digital Enterprise Group, gives an update on Intel’s product roadmap at the Houston Intel Premier IT Professional seminar. He sets the context for this update by explaining Intel’s view of the data center of the future, Intel’s eco-technology course, and Intel’s future architectures, processes and manufacturing to get us there.

Over the next several years, Intel will phase in new servers, desktops and notebooks that will dramatically lower energy consumption and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Listen to the podcast interview with Doug DeVetter, Enterprise Architect with Intel IT and author of the article Keeping IT Cool from the Winter 2008 Intel Premier IT magazine article.

Over the next several years, Intel will phase in new servers, desktops and notebooks that will dramatically lower energy consumption and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This Winter 2008 Intel Premier IT magazine article describes Intel’s participation in the Climate Savers Computing Initiative which aims to significantly reduce worldwide carbon-dioxide emissions.

Environmental imperatives are increasing in importance for IT executives. This Gartner IT Symposium presentation by Lorie Wigle, Advanced Technology Director for Intel Corporation and President of the Climate Savers Computing Initiative, details Intel’s approach to eco-technology. Wigle looks at sustainable manufacturing, energy efficient performance, policy and industry, and e-waste initiatives.

What new security, PC management and energy-efficient features are in upcoming Intel mobile and desktop PCs?  This sneak preview of Intel® vPro™ and Intel® Centrino® Pro technologies was recently presented at the Gartner IT Symposium by Intel’s Rick Nockles, Marketing Director of Intel Business PCs.

Intel IT Services manage more than 77,000 mobile and 14,000 desktop PCs in 144 sites in 60 countries—all under ever tightening budgets. In this article posted on FierceCIO.com, authors George Clement, a Systems Programmer for Intel IT, and Richard Lansford, a business value analyst with the Intel IT Business Value program, say that by treating the PC as an asset, rather than a piece of expendable hardware and by employing new strategies and technologies, Intel has been able to lower costs, achieve greater productivity and increase both worker satisfaction and IT efficiency.

Windows Vista* Business and Intel® vPro™ processor technology make a great bottom-line technology team according to this Intel Premier IT Professional magazine article.

Intel® vPro™ processor technology enables new ways of doing business, putting IT back in control of the desktop. See the details in this Intel Premier IT Professional magazine article.

This article from the Intel Premier IT magazine documents Providence Health System’s testing of the Intel vPro Technology-based remote PC management capabilities and their determination that it could help administrators improve the efficiency of IT support while minimizing downtime for doctors and staff. Are they measuring the right things in comparing their current system with Intel vPro Technology? What additional criterion would you include?

By managing client PCs as a strategic asset, Intel IT reduced the TCO, achieving a 67 percent reduction from 1995 to 2006.