Evaluating Ultrabook Devices for the Enterprise (WHITE PAPER)

By FedScoop

November 12, 2012 10:14 AM

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In a new white paper, "Evaluating Ultrabook™ Devices for the Enterprise," Intel IT is proactively gathering data about Ultrabook devices and how they fit into the enterprise, in anticipation of a wave of new devices and form factors, and the associated expectations from employees who want to buy and use these devices at work.

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