Resources Tagged with 'wireless'

Intel IT implemented a Quality of Service (QoS) capability to improve application performance over our WAN and to prepare the WAN for Voice over IP (VoIP). We conducted extensive testing….

At two recent Intel Premier IT Professional local IT best practices seminars, members had the opportunity to participate in a BMW Ride & Drive.  Not only did they get behind the wheel of the newest 507HP BMW M5 automobiles, but they were also able to get professional driving instruction and test drive a number of cars on a racetrack.  And as a part of the program, Dr. Joachim Taiber, General Manager of BMW’s IT Research Office and Brian Conner, BMW Partner Relationship Manager, discussed the IT Technology partnership between BMW and Intel.   These technology research areas include: Future Data Center and Workplace, Mobility/Wireless, Car Integration/Infotainment, Car Integration/Services, and Innovation. 

Presented at the recent Chicago Intel Premier IT Professional best practices seminar and BMW Ride & Drive event, this material covering the Intel and BMW technology partnership was delivered by Dr. Joachim Tiaber, General Manager and Brian Conner, Partner Relationship Manager of BMW Group. The duo also discussed the increasing importance of IT in both processes and in the actual cars. Also included is an overview of the BMW Group’s Active Innovation Process and the role of the IT Research Center located at the International Center for Automotive Research at Clemson University.

In this podcast interview, Gilad Shinman, author of Network in a Box from the Intel Premier IT magazine, describes a new device—a network in a box—that provides wireless connectivity with reduced setup and maintenance costs.

Moving into a new office often means significant network implementation costs. In this Intel Premier IT Professional magazine article, Intel IT describes a new device—a network in a box—that provides wireless connectivity with reduced setup and maintenance costs.

Intel IT designed a highly automated approach to managing an enterprise primary wireless LAN, with a focus on service level management and monitoring. The analysis in this IT@Intel white paper suggests that this approach will deliver improved service to users while greatly reducing support effort and cost.

To narrow the digital divide in education, Intel® Innovation Centre is developing an array of information and communications technology strategies and implementing e-Learning and wireless technologies. This white paper describes those strategies and technologies.

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

This white paper by IT@Intel describes Intel’s Quality of Service implementation that enables them to carry voice traffic over wireless LANs to support a transition to a new, unified network architecture in which wireless becomes the primary network access method for data, voice, and video.

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.