Intel vPro Expert Center Launched
The Intel® vPro™ Expert Center went live today. This community site provides collaboration among customers, OEMs, ISVs, Intel, and other contacts. The focus is on deployment of Intel® vPro™.
Anybody can register, view content, post content, and so forth.
The site is available at http://www.intel.com/go/vproexpert or http://communities.intel.com/community/vproexpert
You can also check the primer Podcast as well on Podtech.net
Contribute, collaborate, and benefit from a community of Intel, OEM, ISV, system integrator, IT outsourcer, and others.
vPro Expert Center is not specific to any one ISV, OEM, etc. Thus - if you would prefer to keep a focus on Altiris, stay here (Altiris Juice).
If you are looking for vPro or AMT developer communities - take a look at Intel Software Network at softwarecommunity.intel.com
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Comments
Integration?
Any way to connect the two communities so we don't post duplicate information? It would be nice to have Juice highly featured when discussing Altiris on the Export Center.
Just an idea...
Joel Smith
Altiris Support
Principle Support Engineer
Joel Smith
Symantec Services Group (SSE)
Sr. Principal Support Engineer
+1 to Joel
I would vote with what Joel wrote about this... further integration back into Juice would be great.
Also will we see less Intel vPro stuff here on juice because of that sites new creation?
Jonathan Jesse Practice Principal ITS Partners
Separating Altiris functionality\environment from vPro\AMT
Appreciate the comment and feedback.
Yes - the overall intent is vPro and AMT specific data posted to vPro Expert Center. This will allow a great focus on Altiris integration\value of vPro\AMT - specifically for the Altiris OOBM, RTSM, and so forth.
However - there are some Altiris unique implementations or other items - planning to continue posting items here that I feel would be relevant. This okay?
Per the survey on this site - a majority want "The Altiris implementation of Intel vPro"
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