Expect More from Your Business Computers

To get the most out of every workday, you need business-class PCs. The Intel vPro® platform is built for business with features for workforce productivity, endpoint security, mobile device management, and more.1

Why Choose the Intel vPro® Platform for Your Business Computers?

A high-performance business demands business-class PCs. When you have performance, security features, manageability, and stability, you can turn your PC fleet into a competitive advantage.

The Intel vPro® platform is built for business. It’s the no-compromise PC platform, designed to deliver the latest technologies in one integrated, validated solution.

With enterprise computers based on the Intel vPro® platform, employees gain the right tools for focused productivity and adaptable performance. IT gets hardware-based security features, robust manageability, and a stable platform to help protect and efficiently manage the environment. That means everyone enjoys a great user experience.

What Does Performance Look Like for Your Business PCs?

PC performance has a major impact on employee productivity. In fact, employees can lose up to one full workday each year waiting for their three-plus-year-old computer to boot up.2

Choosing a PC with a business CPU means getting fast, responsive performance for multitasking and data analysis, the latest connectivity standards, and a long battery life. All this keeps employees in the flow so they can be more productive.

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Why Your Business PCs Need Hardware-Based Security?

While software-based security plays a key role in protecting your devices, it’s not enough to keep up with modern threats. Hackers are coming up with new ways to inject malware into the code beneath your operating system.

Security technologies built into your PC hardware provide an important layer of protection for your devices, applications, and data. Hardware-based security features can help minimize the risk of firmware attacks and support mobile security and identity management.

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How to Extend Manageability When Devices Are Out of Band?

There are plenty of software tools that let you remotely manage and repair devices. But what happens when the operating system is down or when the PC is turned off?

Hardware-based remote management lets IT administrators access devices when they’re out of band. As long as a PC has access to a network connection and a power source, it can be managed.

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Why Does Your Business Need a Stable PC Platform?

When you buy business PCs, you’re making a decision that matters for years. A stable platform gives you reliability today with availability that allows you to scale for future growth. This stability means you can avoid frequent driver updates and incompatibilities, which can impact your ability to manage PC images. It also allows you to transition to new technology on your own terms.

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Devices Built on the Intel vPro® Platform

The Intel vPro® platform supports a wide range of business computer form factors to match your needs.

Business-Class Laptops and 2-in-1s

Equip your business for success with sleek, light, stylish laptops and 2-in-1s packed with industry-leading power and performance.

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Streamlined Desktop Productivity

Put the next-gen speed, responsiveness, and reliability your business needs on every desk.

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Benefits of the Intel vPro® Platform


A 2019 study by Forrester Consulting commissioned by Intel found considerable cost benefits to choosing the Intel vPro® platform. The platform delivers three-year, risk-adjusted benefits of USD 2.8 million vs. costs of USD 1.1 million, resulting in an ROI of 155 percent, and a payback of nine months (as estimated using a composite organization).3

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Información sobre productos y desempeño

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Intel no controla ni audita los datos de terceros. Debe revisar este contenido, consultar otras fuentes y confirmar si los datos a los que se hacen referencia son exactos.

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“Los empleados pierden un día de trabajo cada año tan solo esperando a que sus computadoras se inicien” se basó en una encuesta web del año 2018, solicitada por Intel y llevada a cabo por J.Gold Associates, LLC, realizada a 3297 participantes de pequeñas empresas en 16 países (Australia, Canadá, China, Francia, Alemania, India, Italia, Japón, México, Arabia Saudita, Sudáfrica, España, Turquía, Emiratos Árabes Unidos, Reino Unido, Estados Unidos) a fin de evaluar las dificultades y los costos relacionados con la implementación de computadoras antiguas. Si se toma en consideración un inicio al día con un período de inicio promedio que se calculó tomando el punto medio del tiempo que los encuestados estimaron que le tardaba a una PC de más de cuatro años de antigüedad en iniciar, se estimó que los empleados pasaban hasta ocho horas al año intentando iniciar una PC de tres años de antigüedad (2.90 minutos de inicio x 1 inicio por día laboral x 5 días a la semana x 52 semanas al año/60 (para obtener las horas) x una tasa de utilización de 0.67 = 8.46 horas al año). Para revisar esta estadística y el informe completo, visite intel.com/SMEStudy.

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Total Economic Impact™ (el impacto económico total) de la plataforma Intel vPro®, un estudio encargado por Intel y realizado por Forrester Consulting (diciembre de 2018). Los ahorros que lograrán otras organizaciones variarán en función de una variedad de factores, incluido el tamaño y el nivel básico de seguridad, la capacidad de administración y la productividad antes de que la empresa cambie a la plataforma Intel vPro®. Consulte otras fuentes y use información específica de su organización para determinar los beneficios para su organización. Lea el estudio completo en intel.la/vProPlatformTEI. Sus costos y resultados pueden variar.