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Intel case study: Union Investment migrates desktops to Microsoft Vista and Office 2007 using Intel vPro
For the Union Investment Group, successful asset management means the ability to respond quickly and precisely to change outline conditions and demand situations at any time. This calls for a powerful, reliable IT infrastructure. Computacenter Shared Services ensures greater flexibility and reliability in IT operations by basing its systems on Intel vPro technology.
Intel case study: Viglen helps university reduce desktop power consumption by 40%
The University of Plymouth understands the power of IT to support learning and attracts an increasing number of students with its mixture of high quality teaching backed by leading-edge computer technology. Sustainable development is a high priority at Plymouth. The university looks for solutions that help people work more efficiently while also protecting the environment.
Intel case study: Transforming business efficiency
Banco Popular, one of Spain's leading financial services providers, with over six million private and commercial customers, turned to Intel vPro technology for remote PC management.
Intel case study: Audi improves data quality
Car maker Audi wanted to improve data quality and optimise the network management of around 35,000 desktops and notebooks with the aid of Intel's Core 2 processors and Centrino with vPro technology.
Intel case study: Efficient IT = productive staff = business success
With Managed PC Services (a component of the Managed Desktop Services product family), T-Systems offers a flexible and cost-effective solution for managing and optimising IT workstations in large companies. Intel vPro technology is also part of the equation.
Intel case study: BMW improves computer-aided design and engineering
Computer-aided design and engineering used to simulate prototypes and analyse components on screen is increasingly crucial to reducing costs and speeding up vehicle development. BMW Group vehicle manufacturing turned to Intel's Xeon processor 5400 series in a high-end workstation and cluster setup.
