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PCs with IntelÂ® vProÂ™ Technology Keep Maintenance Tasks in the Background and Classroom Learning in the Foreground

Overview The benefits of technology in the classroom are well established. PCs improve the learning experience by delivering more effective tools for both students and teachers. But managing desktop PCs in educational settings is a real challenge, and schools today have a pressing need to:

Maximize the reach of their technology funding
Reduce classroom disruptions and computer downtime
Improve desktop security

Download this Intel Solution Brief to find out how PCs with IntelÂ® vProÂ™ technology can help your school accomplish all this and more.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Intel	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Help Desk, Network Security, Courseware, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt., IT Reliability

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