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Our lives are now dominated by digital devices, both at home and at work. Often, these two spaces overlap, particularly since the pandemic has shifted so many employees to working from home. With much of our lives seen through a digital lens, it is more important than ever to make our experiences as seamless as possible, which is where Digital Experience Management (DEM) comes in.
Aternity is a leading provider of DEM solutions, and its technology is now built into the Intel vPro® platform. We talked to Jeff Kilford, Client Compute Group Director at Intel, and Carl Helling, VP Strategic Market Development at Aternity, about how the two companies have been working together. In the process, they explain what Digital Experience Management is and how it can smooth life and work in the post-pandemic world.
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The seismic changes to our working practices that began in 2020 have affected many different roles throughout business, and the IT department has by no means been spared. It is thanks almost entirely to technology that we have been able to keep working in anything resembling a normal manner, and IT decision makers had their work cut out for them dealing with the many requests and demands placed upon them – and still do.
While agile working has been growing in popularity over recent years, IT departments have for the most part been used to the majority of employees operating under the same roof, protected by traditional security measures and within easy reach if anything went wrong with their devices.
Security, Manageability, and Multi-Tasking in the Age of Remote Work: Interview With Intel’s Stephanie Hallford
With everyone forced to adapt to a new world, we asked Intel how it sees the future of business PCs. By Jamshed Avari | Updated: 20 January 2021 13:05 IST
Stephanie Hallford, VP and GM of Business Client Platforms, Intel
Highlights
New security protections are needed to address emerging types of threats
Several brands announced 11th Gen vPro laptops at CES 2021
Along with new processors for gaming laptops, self-driving car tech, and previews of next-gen architectures, Intel used its presence at CES 2021 to launch the 11th Gen vPro platform for a new wave of business laptops. What sets vPro-enabled PCs apart from ordinary ones is additional validated hardware and software for security, reliability, and remote management which includes deployment and serviceability in large-scale business environments. Over 60 new vPro-enabled laptop