IT Best Practices: Intel practices responsible privacy and data protection. Respect for privacy is fundamental to our culture and helps us to maintain an environment where individuals can trust Intel and its technologies. Acquisitions are a critical component of Intel’s growth strategy. Intel is a multinational corporation that currently has many wholly-owned (directly or indirectly) [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: Episode 60 – We’ve talked about Intel’s Bring Your Own Device program in previous podcasts. Intel enables employees to use their own smart phones, tablets, and other devices for work. Of those, about half – 20,000 in all – run the Android operating system. One of IT’s challenges in supporting the open-source [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: The consumerization of IT and the popularity of our bring-your-own-device (BYOD) program allow Intel employees to work from multiple devices. Regardless of what type of device they use, they want to be able to access work content from anywhere, at anytime and be able to share that content with internal and external [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: By deploying data virtualization solutions that combine disparate data sources into a single virtual layer, Intel IT expects to increase the agility of our business intelligence (BI). This agility will enable our business groups to more quickly solve business problems, discover operational efficiencies, and improve business results worldwide. Our tests show that [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: As Intel IT continues widespread adoption of cloud computing, Intel software development is undergoing a major shift. Intel architects and developers are learning to design cloud-aware applications that maximize cloud advantages, such as self-service provisioning, elasticity, run-anywhere design, multi-tenancy, and design for failure. Designed from the ground up for cloud deployment, cloud-aware [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: With a goal to improve our email application server performance and lower costs to meet ongoing email demand, Intel IT conducted a proof-of-concept (PoC) evaluating the benefits of Intel Solid-State Drive (Intel SSD) technology. Compared to our current email application server configuration with hard disk drives (HDDs), our study results showed the [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: To meet Intel’s business computing needs more effectively and ensure continuity of service, Intel IT has developed a predictive data center capacity planning process. Our approach helps us to accurately forecast demand on our data center facilities and proactively identify capacity shortfalls years in advance. We use the predictive planning approach during [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: Episode 59 – Big data is a big focus for Intel. That means developing and deploying a variety of tools and methods to derive business value from the sea of data that surrounds us. These are datasets that are unmanageable using traditional technologies – unmanageable because of the exploding volume, variety, and [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: Consumers care about privacy, is your company or organization paying attention? This video shows why companies and organizations should incorporate privacy early in their design, development, and deployment process – whether they’re working on products, programs or services. Incorporating “privacy by design” facilitates the appropriate management of personal information throughout the product, [See the full post…]
IT Business Value: Designing Intel microprocessors is extremely compute intensive. Tapeout is a final step in silicon design and its computation demand is growing exponentially for each generation of silicon process technology. Intel IT adopted high-performance computing (HPC) to address this very large computational scale and realized significant improvements in computing performance, reliability, and cost. [See the full post…]
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