Results tagged “technology”
New Computers and Geeking with Linux
posted by Heath Buckmaster on January 10, 2008 at IT@Intel
Just before the winter holidays I decided to splurge a bit and buy a new computer. I had been wanting to re-purpose my old machine for some flavour of Linux, so I felt that was a good enough excuse. And...
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tagged: Core 2 Duo, digital home, geek, home of the future, Linux, new computer, technology
I meet therefore I am – right?
posted by Tomas Mcinernery on August 08, 2007 at IT@Intel
Looking to optimise the meeting experience for Intel employees from the tool tech fest of today...
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tagged: meetings, teams, technology
Why can't a mobile phone just be a phone?
posted by Heath Buckmaster on July 12, 2007 at IT@Intel
I remember my very first mobile phone. It was a popular brand of device that could do nothing more than place and receive phone calls. The quality of the calls wasn’t all that great; it was heavy to hold...
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tagged: cell phone, mobile phone, pda, phone features, pocket pc, smartphone, technology, transformers, wireless
Heath Buckmaster. Blogger, Bicentennial Quarter Collector, Manager, Geek.
posted by Heath Buckmaster on April 16, 2007 at IT@Intel
10 April 2007. I was sitting in my office and the call came in. Well, it was an email, but “the call” makes it sound more dramatic. I was experiencing post-lunch lethargy and it was 2:37pm. I had been at...
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tagged: geek, Intel, IT, management, organization development, technology
The purpose of IT?
posted by Marty Menard on January 17, 2007 at IT@Intel
I had dinner the other night with a few of my CIO Staff peers and a senior Intel fellow*. During dinner, the conversation evolved to a a discussion of the purpose of IT. We use the term Teachable Point of...
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tagged: avoidance, Cost, information, IT, productivity, technology
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