Intel Inside®. Powerful Productivity Outside.
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Sponsored by Dell and Intel®
Every day, advances in technology – and new applications – are changing the way users interact with business systems of all kinds. Of all the mega-trends impacting IT, mobility is having the greatest impact, changing the way we think about computing, increasing the opportunity to leverage technology to achieve business goals, and improving employee productivity.
However, mobility can bring security risks and complex management issues that can put even greater strain on limited IT resources. The question is how to achieve the greatest benefits without bringing IT to a grinding halt.
Watch this 3-part TechByte series produced by Slashdot Media and sponsored by Dell and Intel to discover how organizations like yours are doing just that – improving productivity, accelerating performance and improving customer experiences by leveraging mobile solutions that combine devices, management, security and applications into a single, managed solution.
Register now to view Part 3 for a discussion around how application development enhancements can shape your mobility strategy, including development services, modernization assistance and how to leverage cloud offerings to maximize the value of your mobile application.
Speaker: Shawn Parker, Principal Solutions Architect, Dell, Inc.
Intel Inside®. Powerful Solution Outside. **Intel and the Intel logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries.**
Sponsored by Dell and Intel®
Every day, advances in technology – and new applications – are changing the way users interact with business systems of all kinds. Of all the mega-trends impacting IT, mobility is having the greatest impact, changing the way we think about computing, increasing the opportunity to leverage technology to achieve business goals, and improving employee productivity.
However, mobility can bring security risks and complex management issues that can put even greater strain on limited IT resources. The question is how to achieve the greatest benefits without bringing IT to a grinding halt.
Watch this 3-part TechByte series produced by Slashdot Media and sponsored by Dell and Intel® to discover how organizations like yours are doing just that – improving productivity, accelerating performance and improving customer experiences by leveraging mobile solutions that combine devices, management, security and applications into a single, managed solution.
Register now to view Part 1 and learn how mobile end points, devices and users will look at the evolution of end-user hardware, and innovative tools that leverage your existing investment in Windows software and user experience to speed time to value for new device users.
Speaker: Kelli Hodges Global Marketing Manager, Dell Client Solutions Group
Intel Inside®. Powerful Productivity Outside
**Intel and the Intel logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries.**
Sponsored by Dell and Intel®
Every day, advances in technology – and new applications – are changing the way users interact with business systems of all kinds. Of all the mega-trends impacting IT, mobility is having the greatest impact, changing the way we think about computing, increasing the opportunity to leverage technology to achieve business goals, and improving employee productivity.
However, mobility can bring security risks and complex management issues that can put even greater strain on limited IT resources. The question is how to achieve the greatest benefits without bringing IT to a grinding halt.
Watch this 3-part TechByte series produced by Slashdot Media and sponsored by Dell and Intel® to discover how organizations like yours are doing just that – improving productivity, accelerating performance and improving customer experiences by leveraging mobile solutions that combine devices, management, security and applications into a single, managed solution.
Register now to view Part 2 for a discussion around how securing mobile infrastructure looks at the security holes that you must avoid when deploying mobile endpoint devices, and ways to ensure enterprise-class security for every device, no matter where it is used.
Speaker: David Fritz, Client Mobility Strategist, Dell, Inc.
Intel Inside®. Powerful Productivity Outside.
**Intel and the Intel logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and/or other countries.**
Today’s schools face a serious data problem. The problem isn’t that there’s too little data flowing though schools — or even that there’s too much of it — but rather that its use is too limited to provide the actionable insights into student performance that educators need. Student data, as it exists now, lives mainly in isolated silos that are compiled in static, state- and district-mandated reports issued with irregular frequency. Since data is often not accessible enough to teachers or administrators, students typically can’t benefit from timely interventions that could result from a close analysis of their performance, problem areas, and the strategies they most respond to.
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In an era when we challenge the status quo and institute new standards for teaching and learning, policy makers seek effective models. When we see success, we question how to take what works in that setting and recreate it in other places. The Science Leadership Academy, a partnership high school between the School District of Philadelphia and The Franklin Institute, has established a highly successful inquiry-driven, project-based high school, where more than 95% of graduates pursue some form of post-secondary education. The key to understanding what works at SLA is in the combination of pedagogy—having solid curriculum and methods that encourage students to learn how to learn—and commitment—shared beliefs and shared responsibility for success by all stakeholders. This white paper explores how SLA has built this successful teaching and learning model so that educators can replicate the model elsewhere.
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