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Present at the birth: How Lenovo created the “Super-T”
Marketers know what they’d like to sell. Engineers know what they’d like to build. Sometimes it all comes together – and you get a breakthrough product like the new ThinkPad T400s. Take a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the new powerhouse.
A Shot Across the Bow of Dell and HP
The newest, lightest, thinnest T Series ThinkPad is designed to perform – and designed to send everyone else back to the drawing board. Listen in as Lenovo’s Worldwide Competitive Analyst rates their chances.
Lower the Cost and Complexity of a Mobile Workforce through Automation
To help you manage a mobile workforce and reduce cost and complexity through automation, Dell invites you to a session with Matt Healy, IDC’s Research Manager. He will explore new and generally unaddressed challenges to IT, shortcomings of traditional methods of managing a distributed environment and factors to consider when purchasing automation.
Managing Mobility: Improve Data Security, Compliance and Manageability
Is an increasingly mobile workforce causing all sorts of headaches for your IT staff? Chances are that while the number of mobile devices you must manage is increasing, your staff size is not! In this video podcast, IDC's Chief Research Officer, John Gantz, discusses pain points and considerations for managing your mobile workers.
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