Hybrid and remote working arrangements are now a common feature in many companies. Some enterprise players are now making the transition from remote to hybrid workweeks. PCs powered by Intel vPro are built for business—with forward-looking features designed to help you confidently navigate the future of security and empower your team to connect and collaborate more seamlessly. Intel vPro moves business forward, by helping you pivot and scale with amazing speed and flexibility, to capture more opportunities. Get a boost with advanced out-of-the-box features and support for multiple operating systems and platforms.
The vPro platform’s key benefit is that it offers operational efficiencies for these four key pillars:
- Performance- With more efficient resource and data management processes, Intel vPro offers more battery life.
- Security- Intel Hardware Shield technology offers protection against device attacks below the OS level, reducing the total attack surface.
- Manageability- From KVM (keyboard, video and mouse) over IP support to remote power control and boot redirection, vPro makes it possible for staff to manage remote devices anytime, anywhere.
- Stability – Intel vPro® Enterprise Windows OS-based PCs undergo rigorous testing to help ensure a stable foundation for smooth fleet management. Plus, the Intel Stable IT Platform Program (Intel SIPP), provides platform validation that aims for zero hardware changes throughout the buying cycle, for at least 15 months or until the next generational release. Fewer hardware changes mean fewer hassles, especially when it comes to PC image deployment.
The new vPro offering comes in various mixes. At the top of the list, Intel vPro Enterprise for Windows is a full-featured commercial platform focused on large enterprises and managed businesses. Intel vPro Essentials extends security and device management capabilities previously targeting large enterprises to the small and medium-sized business segment.
The third offering, Intel vPro Enterprise for Chrome OS, protects Chromebooks in business environments. Last is Intel vPro, an Evo Design designed for devices that meet both the Intel vPro and Intel Evo design criteria, such as notebooks.
