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Intel taps Web 2.0 for vPro development
Intel is launching an online community to solicit ideas and recommendations from users. Executives speaking at last week's Office 2.0 conference in San Francisco said that they hope to start gaining insight from users within 6 months. The company built the site to help resellers and users share information and best practices for configuring and using vPro technology, which was first introduced by Intel a year ago. But the firm's "online communities" strategist also believes that the more interactive approach to their web strategy will increase the relevance of the Intel site and will drive more traffic to Intel. Intel says the site is already drawing comments from end users.
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