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HP OpenView and PCs With Intel vPro Technology

Overview HP is a global industry leader in Information Technology (IT) software products for managing enterprise and distributed enterprise environments. HP OpenView HP OpenView delivers products and technology to manage the adaptive enterprise. The company wanted to improve visibility of remote PC configurations, increase automation of security processes, and speed up problem resolution from a centralized location for large, complex, and/or distributed enterprise networks. HP OpenView Configuration Management solutions help organizations automate the dynamic link between business and IT, and gain greater control over their IT environments. HP OpenView Configuration Management solutions are now taking advantage of the hardware-based capabilities of Intel vPro technology to provide a new level of remote management for PCs.

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Publisher	Intel	File Format	PDF
Date Published	April 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Desktop Systems - PCs, Remote Access - RA Servers

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