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Superhero Powers: Intel® vPro™ Technology
Monday, March 2nd, 2009Discussing Virtualization: Part II, Technology Considerations
Wednesday, December 31st, 2008The second in a 3-part series on server virtualization, this video shares Intel IT’s technology considerations in developing its virtualization strategy. (more…)
Implementing Intel® vPro™ Technology to Drive Down Client Management Costs
Wednesday, December 24th, 2008Intel IT is deploying Intel® vPro™ technology to maintain, manage and protect client systems more effectively. One important issue was integrating the solution with existing security infrastructure and policies to ensure secure client management across the enterprise. After performing qualitative risk assessments, potential threats were identified and prioritized leading Intel IT to design a certificate-based authentication solution to control access to the client management console. (more…)
Intel CIO on The Strategic Value of Intel IT
Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008Intel CIO Diane Bryant discusses how Intel IT works to be a strategic partner:
- Deliver business solutions that support Intel’s strategy in driving our business goals
- Help our business groups define, develop and deliver new products and platforms that address specific challenges for IT
- Share best known practices from Intel IT with the industry
Improving Manageability with OS Streaming White Paper
Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008OS streaming can deliver considerable manageability benefits to Intel IT training rooms with multi-user PCs. To evaluate performance and utilization in a production environment, we conducted proof of concept (PoC) testing in two rooms located in different buildings on an Intel campus. We found that OS streaming improved manageability and delivered fast client boot times with moderate server and network utilization, even during worst-case boot storms. (more…)
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…)
Discussing Virtualization: Part I, Usage Models
Tuesday, December 16th, 2008The first in a 3-part series on server virtualization, this video shares Intel ITs virtualization use models and the benefits they are seeing today, as well as use models they are looking at for the future. Additional modules for this series will be posted in early 2009.
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The Critical Missions of Leadership
Tuesday, December 2nd, 2008Dr. Bernard A. Harris, Jr. MD, President and CEO, Vesalius Ventures, Inc. is a retired NASA space shuttle astronaut who uses his experiences as as astronaut and as an African American growing up as an during the civil rights movement to discuss five missions for leaders. In this presentation courtesy of the CIO Leadership Network, Harris details five missions for leaders with references to Star Trek, Apollo 13, his space walk and other experiences:
- A leader must “rise above”
- A leader must be inspired and inspire
- A leader must do something challenging
- Leadership requires risk
- Nothing is impossible
Intel IT’s Air Economizer Proof of Concept
Monday, December 1st, 2008Learn about Intel’s investigation of air economizers to optimize power and cooling in their data centers. The proof of concept (PoC) test used 100% air exchange over a 10-month period with an extreme range in temperature, humidity and air quality. The result was an estimated data center power savings of 67% and a potential savings of $2.87 million for a 10-MW data center. (more…)