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Organisations have struggled in recent years to find a balance between delivering efficiencies throughout the business with increases in productivity and output. Microsoft addresses these challenges, including balancing management, access and security with changing user requirements, especially with the migration toward new mobile applications and web-based service environments.

IT is constantly evolving towards architecture- based mobile devices, however, familiar desktop-class PCs continue to fill an important role as single device types do not necessarily meet the needs of all employees. With advances in technology Intel IT is expanding the role of desktop-class computing beyond the desk…

In this case study – find out how 2-in-1 device usage has expanded from 1,500 to nearly 15,000 employees at Intel, and why devices such as 2-in-1s are taking over the IT MDM landscape. It’s important to offer multiple technology choices, enabling employees to select the best device for their jobs and ways of working ...

In this article we will take a deep look into ensuring boot integrity of the platform which in turn boils down to ensuring the integrity of a number of platform components: the integrity of prelaunch and launch components covering firmware, BIOS and hypervisor. Boot integrity is foundational in embodying the notion of a trusted infrastructure. ...

The grid computing paradigm is replacing localized computer clusters or the traditional “supercomputer” model for research and industry enterprises requiring increasingly large amounts of processing power and storage. Computational grids are distributed systems integrating geographically-separate resources into a single, massively parallel network well-suited to complex processing tasks. This article introduces grid computing, lays out a ...

Arguably computation models seen in client space are much more diverse than those in the server space proper. For servers, there are essentially two, the earlier model of static consolidation and the more recent dynamic model where virtual machines lightly bound to their physical hosts and can be moved around with relative ease. With virtualized ...