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Interview with Paul Otellini of Intel

By Justin Mann

On March 3, 2006, 9:10 PM

Want to know what Intel is up to lately? CRN has posted an interview with Paul Otellini, the president and CEO of Intel. This isn't a geeky interview all that much, with a focus more on company direction and things like managed desktop initiative, something administrators have been interested in. How Intel's will precisely function seems to be a mystery:

Otellini: We've made our product robust in terms of being able to handle a variety of modular solutions for manageability and security.

CRN: Can you give me an example of one of those solutions?

Otellini: Not without launching it.
The article also covers supply issues and branding issues for generic configurations. If you are looking for a salespeak interview, it should prove interesting.

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