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Building Business Value By Managing PCs as Strategic Assets

Overview Learn how managing your PCs as strategic assets helps improve your enterprise’s ability to build business value. Join Intel’s Malcolm Harkins, Director of Information Security and Business Continuity, and Microsoft’s Michel Gambier, Director of Business Windows Client Marketing on December 14th 1:30 PST/4:30 EST for this live TechRepublic Videocast as they discuss PC management best practices. They will explain how a strategic approach to managing PCs can help improve IT efficiencies, responsiveness, and security while deploying systems based on the Intel® Stable Image Platform Program and the recently released Microsoft® Windows® XP Service Pack 2.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Intel
Live Date	1st December 2004 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Best Practices, Desktop Systems - PCs, Resources Mgmt., Security Management

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