Insights on Executive News - Dec 18, 2020

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Get a Bit of IT News and Intel Perspective Click here to view this email as a web page. Stay Connected Subscribe Now This Week in Executive News Data science vs. IT, Wi-Fi 6 for the enterprise, Intel's diversity and inclusion goals, and more. Source: CIO Data Science vs. IT: It Shouldn't Be a Battle Data scientists are increasingly being asked to deliver business value, yet they can't wait weeks for IT administrators to provide the tools required to do their jobs. With the full support of the IT organization, data scientists can gain access to the resources they need to develop proofs of concept, train AI models, and accelerate data analytics via standard corporate processes. Read more Source: Intel IT Peer Network More Wireless Enterprise Use Cases With Wi-Fi 6 The wireless local area network (WLAN)—which most Intel employees now use for the majority of their work—provides many benefits, such as work-from-home support and a flexible, collaborative work style. Add the low-latency benefits of Wi-Fi 6, and use cases such as time-sensitive interactive design workloads and real-time video conferencing represent new possibilities for enterprises everywhere. Read more Source: Intel We Must Collaborate, Not Compete, on Diversity With the release of its 2020 Diversity and Inclusion Report, Intel has shown improvement in some areas and a decline in others. And even though 2020 was an especially challenging year industry-wide, Intel is committed to collaborating with other leading organizations to address diversity and inclusion challenges and raise the bar over the next decade. Read more Source: BrightTALK CTO Panel: Power of Cloud Infrastructure Innovation Since cloud computing prompted the adoption of low-cost, open-standard hardware and software based on open-source platforms, companies have witnessed how software-defined architectures can deliver value. So what's next? In this on-demand webinar, a panel of experts from Intel, Red Hat, VMware, and Supermicro discuss the future of cloud infrastructure and the innovations it will enable. Read more Source: TG Daily Intel Puts Autonomous Cars Into Perspective Many people still aren't convinced that autonomous driving systems are entirely safe or reliable. Yet autonomous driving could save hundreds of thousands of lives worldwide. Reducing the number of lives currently lost to cars—a goal Intel is diligently working toward—will go a long way in correcting the impression problem of autonomous driving. Read more Subscribe to Intel Insights We hope you enjoyed this week's insights on executive news. To stay connected regularly to the technologies, trends and ideas shaping the future, click Subscribe here below, choose your topics and get started on the ones that interest you. Subscribe here

                                                           

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