Intel IT is implementing an enterprise-wide social computing platform that combines professional networking tools with social media such as wikis and blogs, and integrates with existing enterprise software. Our goal is to transform collaboration across Intel, addressing top business challenges such as helping employees to find relevant information and expertise more quickly, breaking down silos, attracting and retaining new employees, and capturing the tacit knowledge of mature employees. Learn more in the IT@Intel white paper called Developing an Enterprise Social Computing Strategy (939KB, PDF).
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The Greed Principal
Monday, August 10th, 2009What does greed have to do with information security? You’ll find out in this short video called The Greed Principal from IT@Intel’s Matthew Rosenquist, who explains how greed can help IT catch the bad guys.
State of the Client
Monday, June 22nd, 2009Mobility, global distribution, greater amounts of data have changed how Intel gets work done. Learn how Intel IT responds.
Maximizing IT Value by Using High-End Processors
Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009Experience an IT@Intel white paper in a whole new way — with video, sound and animation! Hear Intel CIO Diane Bryant talke about Intel’s savings that come about from standardizing on higher-end processors. See comparison tables come to life with animations. But most importantly, get the details on our analysis that demonstrates that higher-end processors significantly enhance server performance for a minimal increase in total cost of ownership. (more…)
An Intel Retrofit Data Center
Friday, February 13th, 2009Old fabs don’t go away, they come back as….data centers? This video, the second in IT@Intel’s series of Intel’s world-class data centers, shows how Intel took a wafer fabrication facility (fab) with a 3-story design and retrofited it as a data center. You can see innovations in data center power delivery and air cooling, as well as one of the world’s fastest super computers. (more…)
Business Value of IT
Friday, January 2nd, 2009Measure, Measure, Measure
Measuring the value of IT is getting more critical as companies in this economic environment look closely at everything in the budget. Projects of dubious value are bound to be eliminated as budgets are scrubbed. How do you measure the value IT delivers in order to show management what is not dubious?
Make the Most of IT
In Making the Most of IT, Intel’s global director of IT research Martin Curley describes an industry-wide model, called IT Capability Maturity Framework developed by the Innovation Value Institute, to assess and improve the business value of IT.
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Increasing the Business Value of Mobility
Monday, December 22nd, 2008Mobile computing has become a strategic asset for Intel. Wireless-enabled notebooks increase the productivity per average employee by more than five percent and help to create a more efficient work environment. Today, approximately 80 percent of Intel employees use a notebook as their primary business tool. Now we are working to take the mobility of our workers to the next level by taking a look at our overall mobile strategy.
The result is a major upgrade of our mobile computing solutions coupled with a redesign of our physical office space. This white paper describes our experience in designing and deploying the new mobile work environments, and in helping our employees make the transition. It will be useful for IT and business decision makers looking for ways to increase the value of mobility in their own businesses so they can reduce operating costs and improve the productivity, responsiveness, and satisfaction of their employees. (more…)
Reducing Storage Costs and Growth
Thursday, November 20th, 2008After assessing Intel’s current storage environment, including pain points and business drivers, Intel IT developed a storage optimization plan. The plan, documented in this IT@Intel white paper, identified opportunities to reduce Intel’s storage capacity requirements by 27 percent over the next five years, keep storage costs nearly flat, and deliver significant ROI. (more…)
Accelerating Silicon Design with Multi-Core Expandable Platforms
Thursday, November 20th, 2008An Intel IT analysis of servers using compute-intensive multithreaded and distributed electronic design automation applications shows Intel® Xeon® 7400 Series Processor based servers provide potential acceleration in silicon design time-to-market while helping to reduce operational costs. Read the IT@Intel white paper. (more…)