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If you are having difficulty viewing this email, please click here. September 17, 2009 Keep your IT expertise up to date. Join Intel Premier IT Professionals to learn about new technology and best practices from Intel IT experts. Building Upon the Intel Technology Roadmaps: Learn how microprocessor innovations can have a strategic impact on your environment in an in-depth look at Intel's client and server technology roadmaps. Tackling the IT Cost Challenge: Understand the IT business value model that will help you demonstrate ROI for IT projects. Emerging Client Technologies: Get perspectives on bringing emerging technologies such as dynamic virtual clients, solid state drives and netbooks into your corporate environment. Virtualization Enables Data Center Efficiencies: Hear candid insights about what we've learned, what we'd do differently, and what our plans are in deploying data center virtualization within Intel. Tickets to these events are free, but limited. So make sure you're ready to make your case for IT value and reserve your spot today using Priority Code 575. If you can't make one of these local seminars, you can still join the Intel Premier IT Professionals to receive invitations to future local seminars and webcasts, and gain access to the best practices and Intel roadmaps at ipip.intel.com. Join now. *Roadmap presentations will not be given in Chicago and Milwaukee due to time constraints. Attend one of these free Making the Case for IT Value 1/2 day seminars: Toronto September 24 Chicago* October 6 Milwaukee* October 8 at PDS 2009 Tech Conference Denver October 22 Austin October 27 Anaheim October 29 Orlando November 10 Nashville November 12 Meet Intel's Dave Buchholz Dave Buchholz, who investigates future client technology adoption and engineering for Intel, will present Emerging Client Technologies in most cities. Register Now with Priority Code #575 » This email was sent from PC World. Your email address has not been shared with Intel Corporation. If you wish to have your email address excluded from future mailings containing promotional content from Intel Corporation please click here. Intel is committed to protecting your privacy. For more information please see the Intel Privacy Notice. © 2009, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved. Intel and the Intel logo are trademarks of Intel Corporation in the U.S. and other countries. Intel reserves the right to suspend or modify the program at any time. Intel Corporation, 1385 NW AmberGlen Parkway, AG5-534, Beaverton, OR 97006

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