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• The Secrets to Success in Hardware Design, and Lucy Kuria Naim’s Journey to Discover Career GrowthBy We Are Intel Published On March 19, 2021
  - In 2006, Lucy Kuria Naim felt stuck in her career in hardware. She seemed lost, with few opportunities for growth. Then she joined Intel. Now, almost 15 years later, Lucy is a leader in pre-silicon design for hardware—and she’s seeing firsthand how some of the technologies she’s helped develop are making an impact on the...
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• Why Stopping the Hate Matters to MeBy Will Moss Published On March 18, 2021
  - William Moss, Director of Reputation Communications, Intel The killing of eight people, including six Asian women, in Atlanta this week, is a sad capstone to a year of growing violence against Asian Americans and Asian people living in America. While the violence in Atlanta is drawing attention to the longer-term problems of racism against Asians...
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• Valuing Values: How Shweta Malik Stopped Worrying About a Job Title and Found Fulfillment InsteadBy We Are Intel Published On March 18, 2021
  - Shweta Malik has held several roles at Intel since joining the company full time nearly six years ago. Even before she started at Intel, she considered it her dream job. And no matter her role, she was always eager to fill it. From one position to the next, her work revolved around two things: power...
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• Being Extraordinary by Being Authentic — Joannie Fu’s Career JourneyBy We Are Intel Published On March 17, 2021
  - Joannie Fu, chief of staff in the Custom Logic Engineering Group joined Intel 20 years ago. She was first attracted to Intel when she saw the company’s allyship to the LGBTQ community. Now, she’s an active member of Intel Out & Ally Leadership Council, a sponsor and mentor of a chapter of the Intel LGBT+...
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• Do Wonderful Spotlight: Ashraf Abdelwly Helps Bring More Than Just Supplies to Refugee CommunitiesBy We Are Intel Published On March 17, 2021
  - Traveling for work is just part of the job for many professionals—pre-COVID, of course—and while our family and friends may miss us, life remains relatively unchanged while we’re away. Such is not the case for Ashraf Abdelwly, an M&A Integration Manager at Intel, and key resource for the Muslim Outreach and Volunteer Enterprise (MOVE) in...
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• Employee Experience (EX): The New Technology BenchmarkBy IT Peer Network Published On March 17, 2021
  - New research from Forrester Consulting reveals that IT administrators are relying more and more on a new metric for measuring the impact of technology policies and investments. It’s called Employee Experience (EX), and optimizing it is proving to be a very valuable goal that pays multiple dividends. David K. Johnson, principal analyst at Forrester, discusses...
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• Working together against online sexual abuse: How technology can helpBy Intel Blog Admin Published On March 16, 2021
  - By Ed Dixon, Data Scientist at Intel Ed Dixon, Intel As Intel joins the WePROTECT Global Alliance, Data Scientist Ed Dixon reflects on the need for industry, civil society and governments to work together to tackle this urgent and borderless crime.  Child sexual abuse online is a difficult problem in many ways. It can be...
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• Domestic Manufacturing Investment is Foundation of Economic and National SecurityBy Intel Blog Admin Published On March 16, 2021
  - By George Davis, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Intel’s newest, leading-edge manufacturing facility is Fab 42 in Ocotillo, Arizona. Fab 42 connects to three other Intel fabrication plants, making the site Intel’s first mega-factory network. It manufactures our newest generation of leadership products that will power hundreds of millions of computing devices worldwide....
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• From Supervisor to Director: How Wong Mei Fong Chose to Challenge Herself to LeadBy We Are Intel Published On March 15, 2021
  - Wong Mei Fong grew up in a large family of ten in a village in Johor. The community largely consisted of farmers, and most of the kids eventually grew up to fill the boots left by elder siblings and parents. She fondly recalls staying in her grandmother’s house where her siblings and parents shared just...
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• What 2020 taught us about Supply Chains…and why it matters!By David Allen Published On March 15, 2021
  - The pandemic has cast a spotlight on the critical importance of a resilient and flexible supply chain. IT distributors have a vital role to play in keeping the supply chains for the world's information systems running efficiently.
• It’s been 1 Year TODAY – What’s Next?By Jason Kimrey Published On March 11, 2021
  - It's been a year since the world was drastically changed by COVID-19. While some of the changes will become ingrained, others will start to shift back to a state of balance. As the economic reopens, key technologies will be critical to recovery and future success.
• IT Leaders Improve Security by Moving from Remote-Lite to Remote-Right StrategiesBy ITPN Guest Contributor Published On March 10, 2021
  - By Maribel Lopez  | Commissioned by Intel Nearly overnight, distributed work became a reality for most organizations. Today, over 85 percent of the companies Lopez Research surveyed in its 2020 Enterprise IT benchmark selected yes when asked if their companies will continue to offer distributed and remote work options in 2021. At this time, many...
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• One Simple Step Can Help Minimize an Overlooked Security ThreatBy ITPN Guest Contributor Published On March 10, 2021
  - By Maribel Lopez  | Commissioned by Intel Security attacks are increasing in number and sophistication. According to the Ponemon Institute’s latest report, despite security professionals’ best efforts, data breaches increased 130 percent from 2006 to 2019. The report found the average cost of a data breach reached USD 8.19M in the US and USD 3.9M average globally...
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• FROM SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT TO VOLUNTEER MENTORBy We Are Intel Published On March 9, 2021
  - “I am a Software Engineer at Intel and also a mentor in the ‘Nowe Technologie dla Dziewczyn’ program. I’m so happy to help other young women launch a successful career in IT.” Sylwia Wnuczko is a Software Engineer at Intel who says it took a scholarship program and an important mentor to shape the career...
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• From Young Immigrant to Intel VP: Xochitl Monteon Extends Her Hand to Help Women in STEMBy We Are Intel Published On March 5, 2021
  -   Xochitl Monteon has lived most her life as an “only.” The only immigrant. The only Mexican. The only woman. Now, as a leader at Intel, she works to create an environment where diverse mindsets foster innovation.   A universal language Born in Mexico, Xochitl (pronounced SOH-chee) was 4 years old when her family immigrated to San Jose, California. Her parents were migrant farm...
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