Intel Releases 2011-2012 IT Performance Report in Beijing

Today, Intel Corporation released the Chinese version of Intel IT Performance Report 2011-2012 in Beijing. The report took the theme of “reviewing IT value” and recorded the best IT deployment within the company’s IT department in the past year. Practice has witnessed the strong support of Intel IT in its overall business development. This year, it is the eleventh release of Intel's IT performance report. As an international leading IT vendor, Intel has shared many insights with its business needs and its innovative IT solutions. The value of IT practical experience guides the implementation of informatization deployment in various industries and further promotes their business development.

The "Intel IT Performance Report 2011-2012" introduces Intel's leading IT strategies and practices during this period through a large amount of detailed data and case sharing, including such functions as self-service IT, business intelligence (BI) tools, and IT consumerization. Innovative technologies and solutions such as information security protection, and effective deployment of private clouds. These measures and solutions not only help the business team to achieve improved work efficiency, streamline business processes, and effective protection of corporate information security, but more importantly, they work together to contribute to the business development of the company and create incompetencies for them. Ignored business value.

From 2011 to 2012, Intel IT achieved remarkable results in enterprise IT deployment and achieved leap-forward progress. Its most prominent achievement was the successful deployment of enterprise private clouds. The report shows that by the end of 2011, Intel Enterprise Private Cloud has been deployed to its data centers around the world. The cloud environment can provide the latest business services within minutes. Intel is rapidly moving more and more production applications to the enterprise private cloud and has begun testing and operating the first fully open source cloud environment to verify that an open source solution can be a useful complement to existing enterprise cloud environments. According to statistics, at present, 80% of Intel's new services have been deployed in the cloud, and 64% of the applications have been virtualized. At the same time, self-service is used to quickly provide users with corresponding solutions. Currently, cloud computing has become the trend of enterprise IT development. It will give IT greater flexibility in the delivery of services. Along with the success of Intel Xeon processor E5-2600 product family and other outstanding products, Intel will An industry leader who is accustomed to responding to challenges with initiative changes will continue to provide leadership and support for cloud computing deployment in various industries.

At the same time, the transformation of IT consumer products and corporate security architecture has also become the focus of Intel's deployment in the past year. Intel has successfully expanded its BYO equipment plans, social media and video conferencing solutions, transformed its application delivery model to support the realization of connected computing, and employees can seamlessly and securely use corporate and personal electronic devices through various electronic devices. Application service. The Intel IT Performance Report 2011-2012 shows that as of the end of 2011, Intel had a total of approximately 17,000 employees using personal smartphones, and the successful practice of IT consumerization has enabled employees to communicate with teams and customers without interruption. This saves approximately 47 minutes per employee per day, allowing Intel employees to gain a total of 2 million hours of work efficiency.

In addition, through the successful transformation of the corporate security architecture, Intel employees do not have to worry about corporate security content and data being compromised while using personal devices for office work. Through the transformation, Intel IT system can support a wider range of equipment and application delivery modes, while effectively protecting the company's important data and intellectual property.

Ms. Diane M. Bryant, then Intel’s Chief Information Officer and current vice president of Intel Corporation and general manager of the Data Center and Interconnect Systems Division (DCSG), stated that “because of the rapid development of the business and the choice of technology Gradually expanding, today's IT environment has also undergone tremendous changes, as IT professionals, we need to use a variety of different ways to think about how to collaborate with business leaders and provide IT solutions. Undoubtedly, business success The relationship with IT departments is complementary: IT departments can support business development and help them to improve scalability, flexibility, efficiency and efficiency. In Intel IT, we believe that IT has the ability to transform the business."