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Odebrecht Oil and Gas Makes Its Mobile Staff More Productive With Dell Latitude Laptops
Overview Odebrecht Oil and Gas needed a sturdy, light-weight laptop to meet the needs of business users in offices and engineers in the field. The company wanted to stretch the amount of time machines could function without charging and ensure prompt support service when necessary. The company deployed Dell Latitude E-Family laptops with Intel Core 2 Duo processors with Intel vPro technology which have been optimized to take on the demands of an increasingly mobile workforce. The Dell E-Family machines run the Microsoft Windows Vista Business operating system and include enhanced security and productivity tools and prompt support service.
| Publisher | Dell | File Format | |
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| Date Published | May 2009 | ||
| Format | Case Studies | ||
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