IT Best Practices: In order to increase user productivity and reduce IT costs, Intel IT plans to make getting a new laptop or switching from one device to another as easy as getting a new smartphone. Historically, our users spend, on average, several days reestablishing their workspace (corporate and personal content, applications, and user personalization) [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: Intel employees have come to expect a certain level of convenience from their devices, and Intel IT must meet this expectation without compromising security and manageability. After evaluating a variety of mobile computing devices, Intel IT began offering enterprise Ultrabook devices as part of our standard hardware refresh program in 2012. Of [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: Since 2013, 2-in-1 devices have been a standard offering for Intel’s PC refresh cycle. Intel IT anticipated that 2-in-1s could increase employee productivity, lower total cost of ownership, and satisfy employee preference for touch-enabled devices. Beginning with 1,500 employees in Intel’s manufacturing environment, 2-in-1 usage has expanded to nearly 15,000 employees across [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: Episode 84 – The enterprise today is awash in a variety of compute devices with diverse capabilities. The days of IT delivering a one-size-fits-all, desktop-only computer to every worker are long gone. For a very large, global corporation like Intel, applying the best compute technology to maximize employee productivity is a big [See the full post…]
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In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: In this archive of a livecast from Mobile World Congress, Nicole Scott (editor, MobileGeeks.com) and Chippy AKA Steve Paine (editor, UltraBookNews.com), stop by to talk about trends in the mobile/tablet space. They talk about the evolution of the mobile OS into the productivity space, the [See the full post…]
IT Best Practices: Intel IT is deploying 2-in-1 combination laptop and tablet devices to help satisfy a growing demand for mobile and touch-enabled computing. Our analysis and feedback from employees show that 2-in-1 devices in the enterprise can increase job satisfaction through improved productivity and efficiency while producing significant time and cost savings. As a [See the full post…]
Business Solutions for IT Managers: Sales advisors at Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company enhance their customer service and save 800,000 sheets of paper per year using lightweight, touch-controlled Windows 8 tablets.
Business Solutions for IT Managers: Alstom trials Intel Atom processor-powered devices for work, play, and display.
Business Solutions for IT Managers: University of Santiago Hospital Complex provides physicians with anywhere, anytime data access with Intel Core i5 processors.
Business Solutions for IT Managers: An Italian school modernizes the classroom and makes learning more fun with mobile computing and Intel Education Software.
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