Resources Tagged with 'notebooks'

With more than 80% of Intel’s workforce using notebook computers, Intel IT took a closer look at how and where employees worked. The results are documented in this Intel Premier IT Professional local IT best practices seminar presentation by Tom Birch, Technical Assistant to Intel’s CIO.

This IT@Intel white paper tells how Intel created a new wireless LAN architecture and network design that enabled them to use wireless as the primary access method for data, voice and video services at a 5,000-user campus

John “JJ” Johnson, Intel’s CIO and Vice President of Finance and Enterprise Services tells the story of Intel’s implementation of mobile and wireless technologies througout the enterprise in this on-demand webinar posted on the Computerworld web site. He also discusses the hurdles and unforeseen wins as Intel move from a 20/80 notebook/desktop ratio to an 80/20 ratio.

“Work is something you do, not some place you go.” Those words became a guiding principle for Intel’s mobility usage model, explains John Mahvi, PC Solutions Product Line Manager for Intel’s Information Technology Group. This presentation from an Intel Premier IT Professional local IT best practices seminar also explains the security, total cost of ownership and support implications of Intel’s move to an 80% notebook/20% desktop mix.

The growth of notebook computers is exceeding everyone’s expectations. What role can they play in Continuity of Operations (COOP). Camille Morhardt, with Intel’s Mobile Platforms Group, offers up a Katrina example and shows the value of the Intel® Centrino®  Duo product line and future mobility products from Intel in this Intel Premier IT Professional local IT best practices seminar presentation.