Get a Deeper Technical View of Intel vPro Technology
With todays need for increased security and for establishing well-managed environments, the cost of managing PCs has become a significant percentage of the total cost of ownership (TCO) of technology. A critical capability that would help IT do more with the resources they have is the ability to protect and remotely manage both notebook and desktop PCs, regardless of wired or wireless state, or the state of the OS.
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Intel vPro and Centrino Pro Processor Technology Quick Start Guide
Intel Active Management Technology provides various configuration options for customers to use when deploying Intel vPro and Intel Centrino Pro processor technology-enabled systems into their environment. Get a step-by-step approach of what needs to be done to successfully deploy Intel AMT systems.
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Gartner Report: Revisiting vPro for Corporate Purchases
Organizations struggling to manage their PCs have been limited to solutions that work within the operating system. Intel has positioned vPro as an offering that can assist with out-of-band management, making it possible to do remote support of PCs without a working OS environment.
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Reduce the Costs of Desktop PC Management
Enterprise desktop computing environments are increasingly complexand managing the complexity of these PCs contributes to rising IT costs. Now Intel. vPro technology helps businesses reduce IT costs and streamline PC management through a combination of PC hardware and software.
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