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Removing Legacy Products from Intel’s IT Infrastructure: Stepping through the Product end-of-life Process at Intel

Overview It’s much easier to implement a new infrastructure product than it is to remove one that’s outlived its usefulness. In this white paper, Intel describes how Intel removes legacy products from its IT infrastructure efficiently and cost-effectively, with minimal disruption to IT customers. This paper also covers Intel’s product end-of-life (EOL) process and a systematic method for proactively, efficiently, and cost-effectively removing legacy products. A product manager owns and implements the process and is directly responsible for reporting and tracking product EOL progress.

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Publisher	Intel Corporation	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	November 2002	Downloads	5
Format	White Papers
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Resources Mgmt.

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