Our August Technology Wizards meeting will focus on using Intel vPro Technology, featuring Corey T. Morris from Intel as our guest presenter. Corey will show us how we can implement and use Intel vPro as we support our clients.
The meeting will be on Wednesday, August 8th 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm at the Microsoft PacWest Office (located at 1414 Northrup in the Pearl District).
Agenda topics:
- Overview of Intel® vPro™ Technology
- What’s new for 2012
- Review “key” features of vPro
- Hands-on demo’s
About Corey:
Corey T. Morris is an Intel® Enterprise Technical Specialist located in Beaverton, Oregon. He covers both North & South America supporting a team of Solution Provider Managers.
Corey has an Electrical Engineering degree from University of Portland. Working at Intel since 1995, he held various positions over the years in engineering, product development and support for notebook, desktop and handheld products. He moved into sales engineering position in 2011 and specializes in Servers, Desktop and Mobile products including Intel vPro technology.
Today, Corey is supporting customers in a variety of industries using Intel desktop, mobile, networking, solid-state drives, and server products.
Lunch will be provided, courtesy of Technology Wizards for the first few minutes of the meeting, so get there early!
PARKING: Please park in the lot between NW 15th & NW 16th, NW Kearney and NW Lovejoy with the entrance on Kearney Street. There is a fee to park this time as the presenter is not from Microsoft. Also, if there is an attendant there, tell him/her you are a Microsoft meeting attendee. The lot is located underneath I-405. Plan to arrive early to find parking.
Looking forward to your participation.
Sincerely,
Ken Shafer
President, Technology Wizards
Reminder: Technology Wizards meetings are intended for current Technology Wizards members or potential members. Potential members must be owners or employees of a business whose main purpose is to provide technology products and/or services to other businesses, and sell or support Microsoft Windows Small Business Server in some capacity.
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