Not only do today’s customers want everything, everywhere, all at once; they want brands to truly see them as individuals. And while digital signage solutions can boost sales and streamline operations, implementation isn’t easy. Enter: all-in-one digital signage kits—powerful, flexible solutions that help fashion retailers blend physical and digital elements to deliver the “phygital” experiences they need to compete.
Why MEC Holds the Key to Smart City Progress
As more governments adopt smart city strategies to improve their citizens’ lives, the right networks and platforms will be key. For Intel’s Sajid Khan, success depends on multi-access edge computing, whereby compute and storage systems are embedded at RAN sites to take advantage of the low latency and high bandwidth enabled by close proximity to end user devices like smartphones and IoT modules.
Transform Your Organization With Data-Driven Decisions
Many organizations today sit on a gold mine of data that could provide valuable insights into their operations. In this episode of “IoT Chat,” learn how a successful data-driven culture—such as collecting and managing data, leveraging AI and predictive analytics, and forming partnerships with other businesses—can help you harness the power of data to unlock insights and make informed decisions.
Utilizing Tech for Good to Increase Health Equity in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota
In underserved communities like Brooklyn Center, technology bridges the physical divide between patients and their primary care physicians to align best-in-care medical practices. Download this brief to learn how a collaboration between Intel, Henry Schein-Medpod, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota enhances healthcare access and reduces disparity with a state-of-the-art telehealth platform.
Intel Embraces SDN to Modernize Its Chip Factories
Until recently, software-defined networking (SDN) technologies have been limited to data centers—not manufacturing floors. But as part of its plans to upgrade and build a new generation of chip factories in line with its IDM 2.0 blueprint, Intel has implemented SDN in its semiconductor manufacturing plants to enable zero-downtime machine connectivity and take advantage of the scalability, availability, and security benefits it delivers.
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