Intel IT Executive Insights:  Addressing the Consumerization of IT 

Diane Bryant’s Intel IT priorities for 2012

Diane Bryant’s Intel IT priorities for 2012

Intel assesses the viability of a stipend program

Intel IT’s criteria to evaluate small device use

Accommodating the rapidly changing environment (7:28)

The business Ultrabook™ features benefits for both IT and end users. Built with 3rd Generation Intel® Core™ vPro™ processors, the benefits are a responsive, productive, secure, remotely manageable, and collaborative experience.

Consumerization of IT: The new user experience.

Jim Henrys discusses the enterprise impacts and benefits of employee-owned tools like smartphones.

Jim Henrys discusses the enterprise concerns of employee-owned tools like bringing your own PC.

Jim Henrys covers IT’s impacts from users’ desire for seamless work and life experiences.

Presentation: Intel Business Strategist Chris Peters discusses IT and mobility trend best practices.

Jim Henrys discusses the enterprise concerns of employee-owned tools like touch enabled tablets.

Counter-Strike*and PlanetSide 2* makers discuss development on Intel® Xeon® processor-based servers.

See the changing IT landscape where one device fits all no longer holds. See Intel's example of how to prepare for change, and equip your employees with the right devices.

Find out about the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) trend in four countries. This research included 3,000 IT decision-makers and 1,300 end-users in an effort to understand how IT managers define BYOD programs, and the anticipated benefits and requirements for success.