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Our lives are now dominated by digital devices, both at home and at work. Often, these two spaces overlap, particularly since the pandemic has shifted so many employees to working from home. With much of our lives seen through a digital lens, it is more important than ever to make our experiences as seamless as possible, which is where Digital Experience Management (DEM) comes in.
Aternity is a leading provider of DEM solutions, and its technology is now built into the Intel vPro® platform. We talked to Jeff Kilford, Client Compute Group Director at Intel, and Carl Helling, VP Strategic Market Development at Aternity, about how the two companies have been working together. In the process, they explain what Digital Experience Management is and how it can smooth life and work in the post-pandemic world.
Intel has made six appointments recently, elevating or promoting Israelis to executive positions within the company. According to a statement, the company has appointed Uri Frank, Ran Berenson, Ophir Edlis, Ilan Bressler, Ofir Bochobza-Degani, and Yehonadav Moshe in various roles. The six appointees are moving from different departments and have been at Intel for several years
“The new nominations demonstrate the appreciation Intel Corporation has for its human capital,” said Intel management in a statement. “The new vice presidents are working on the most complex technological challenges and play a role in the success of our global organization. We are proud to work for a company where people have the opportunities and the freedom to influence the processes and the products Intel develops and makes.”