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IT Peer Network is where you can connect with your peers at Intel on industry topics, best practices, strategies and more. Many of the blogs featured here are directly from Intel experts who are addressing today’s most challenging issues.This community is a two-way experience, so be sure to join the community so that you can post a blog, join a discussion, create a poll, and much more. Share what’s happening in your IT organization. We want to hear from you.

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Listen to This: Evaluating McAfee Deep Defender

Protect against rootkit attacks. Intel IT evaluates McAfee Deep Defender software in detecting kernel-based attacks before they take hold. Listen to this podcast >>

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Intel CIO Presents the Path to #Rockstar IT

In this episode of CxO Talk, Kim Stevenson presents useful and practical advice to help IT practitioners grow value, influence, and trust in their own organizations. For more, visit Michael Krigsman's blog on ZDNet>>

Gain IT Leadership POVs

Where does Intel stand on certain topics and issues? Keep up with the latest contributions from Intel CIO Kim Stevenson. Gain insight from this point of view.

 

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Chris Peters
Business Strategist
Chris started his career as a US Navy officer in the nuclear power program before transitioning to manufacturing and supply chain management at Clairol. Technology integration and information systems were critical in these roles and made joining Intel in 2000 a natural move. Since joining Intel, Chris has worked on data center products, has spent time working inside Intel IT and is now focused on business client computing solutions.

 

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Windows XP to What?

Over the weekend C|Net reported nearly 38% of org remain on Windows XP with XP End of Service just 10 months away. As you consider this ques... Read more.

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  2. Move / Moved to Windows 7 (0%)

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  3. Move / Moved to Windows 8 (50%)

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Case Study: The Power of Mobile Touch

Take a look at how one leading IT services provider proves that touch-enabled Intel technology for tablets can yield compatibility, security, productivity and much more. Read on >>

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Intel Wins Best of TechEd with Lenovo ThinkPad Helix!

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