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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

Infographic: Delivering Insights Worth Millions Through Analytics

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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

Infographic: Delivering Insights Worth Millions Through Analytics

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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

Infographic: Delivering Insights Worth Millions Through Analytics

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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

Infographic: Delivering Insights Worth Millions Through Analytics

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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

Infographic: Delivering Insights Worth Millions Through Analytics

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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

Infographic: Delivering Insights Worth Millions Through Analytics

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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

Infographic: Delivering Insights Worth Millions Through Analytics

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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

Infographic: Delivering Insights Worth Millions Through Analytics

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Chip Shot: Intel’s Annual IT Report Spotlights Business ROI of Analytics

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Intel IT has published its annual performance report in the Intel IT Business Review, which spotlights Intel IT’s progress in driving improved productivity, efficiency, time to market and profitability. Notably, the report explains how in 2014 Intel used business intelligence and analytic tools to increase revenue by $350 million. A sales and marketing analytics engine delivered roughly 75 million in new revenue, while a pilot to reduce product test time netted more than 13 million. The biggest boost, over $250 million, came from integrating multiple data sources into a decision support system to maximize revenue by optimizing supply and demand. “What it really comes down to for any company is framing that business problem so that you answer the right questions and then marry previously unused or new data to solve that problem,” commented Intel CIO Kim Stevenson in a related podcast. To read the full report, visit: www.intel.com/ITAnnualReport

Infographic: Delivering Insights Worth Millions Through Analytics

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Chip Shot: Intel IT CTO Recognized on Computerworld 2014 Premier 100 IT Leaders list

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Edward Goldman, Intel IT’s CTO, has been named to the list of Computerworld’s 2014 Premier 100 IT Leaders. The annual list recognizes those who have mentored and motivated their IT teams with interesting challenges and effectively managed and executed IT strategies. When asked by Computerworld for his boldest IT prediction, Goldman said that the Internet of Things is “much more important to the future of business than we recognize” and that “when wearables, edge devices and handhelds really meet the future of business intelligence, our devices will be able to provide a true, dynamic user experience.”

Chip Shot: Intel IT Uses Big Data to Bring Chips to the Market Faster

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Using Big Data and predictive analytics, Intel found it could achieve a 25 percent decrease in time for chip design validation, accelerating the time to market of new processors. This is one of the highlights of the 2012-2013 Intel IT Performance Report, which also showcases results for IT initiatives in cloud computing, BYOD and other areas. For instance, Intel’s BYOD program has resulted in annual productivity gain of 5 million hours. This report, as well as the company’s 2013 IT priorities, will be featured in a webcast on Wednesday, March 13, hosted by Intel CIO Kim Stevenson. Please click here to register.