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The executive keynotes at Intel Developer Forum are always a highlight of the event. The keynotes are full of sneak peeks, announcements and recognition of positive impacts in the industry. This year's keynotes will indeed meet these expectations. Renee James, corporate vice president and general manager of Intel’s Software and Services Group, will discuss developing for the continuum [...]
This weeks poll question is about what instruction sets do you optimize for. For example, x86/x87 for the Pentium, CMOV for the Pentium Pro - P6 (no MMX) MMX for the Pentium with MMX - P55C (no CMOV) MMX + CMOV for the Pentium II - Deschutes SSE for the Pentium III - Katmai SSE2 for the Pentium 4 - Willamette SSE3 for the [...]
The ever-expanding Intel Architecture instruction set offers performance improvements for a wide number of application segments. With that comes the need to 'code path' – i.e. run the particular code that utilizes the full potential of the particular processor its running on. Of course, there are practical limits on the number of code paths supported [...]
Intel is sponsoring "Second Fest" from June 29th through July 1st, which is an online virtual music festival. More information is at http://www.secondfest.com. The Intel Corporate site is now open with a "Journey into the Core" theme and free Intel jetpacks. :) Don't forget to visit the Intel Software Network Dev Zone right next door! How do [...]
Intel Software's Web Scripting maven, Kevin Pirkl (ZombieBob Zenovka), will lead a discussion on The Mashup Ecosystem and how to flourish in an increasingly nurturing environment. This session should be of interest to anyone with an interest in web development. Tuesday, June 26th 2007 9:00 -- 10:00AM US Pacific time (SLT) 4:00 -- 5:00PM US Pacific time (SLT) Where: [...]
On 1st June 2007, a one day code challenge will be held in the Intel Software Network Zone. Participate or watch the Bots battle for victory in the Braniac Warbots contest. Deevyde Maelstrom's Brainiac Warbot Competition http://tinyurl.com/34chl9 June 1st, 2007 1PM Second Life Time (SLT) - which is also US Pacific time Official contest rules: http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/articles/eng/1284.htm * The Brainiac himself: Deevyde [...]
The unveiling of the Intel Software Network Zone was great. Thank you for your participation and great questions. The ISN team in SL is ready to show you around and start the conversation in an entirely new way. The developer marketing team will be in world to show you around. Look for us: Italia Lundquist, Dreamy Rau, Ten [...]
The Intel Software Network zone extends the existing software developer communities of the Intel® Software Network into this growing virtual universe. The Intel Software Network Zone has extensive multi-core content, training and opportunities to interact with Intel engineers and experts. The zone also will host a rich repository of technical content, online training, webcasts and [...]
Word of Mouth Marketing has now become a commonly called out element of all "marketing 2.0" plans. But what is it? Simply it means activities that companies undertake to generate personal recommendations as well as referrals for brand names, products and services. The main principles of WOMM are: Happy customers are your best advertising. Earn the respect [...]
Time really flies and it can get the best of you... this post is over due. My commitment hasn't lessen but my time management has been lacking. To catch you up, the Show Us Your Threads contest has wrapped with Joe Shepherd letting his [http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/Contests/ShowThread/EntryDetails.aspx?entryID=131421] hyper-threads show as the winner. The Manageability Idea program yielded [...]
The Manageability Idea program (contest) is open to all Intel Software Network visitors. The goal is to get the software community to share compelling use cases and usage scenarios for AMT/Manageability. Weekly prizes will be awards with the grand prize being a new desktop PC with Intel vPro technology. A major barrier to greater IT efficiency [...]
ISN is a worldwide community with an international flare. The marketing team behind ISN is very international with members from China, Germany, India, Russia and US. The entire team has been in Arizona enjoying the sun and planning a great Q2 for the developer's of ISN. Check out the team at Taliesin West. The team [...]
The ISN Community team has been busy this month developing new contest and finding ways to give away great prizes. The first contest is a fun, super easy one: Show Us Your Threads. The entry with the most votes from the community can win an Intel based iMac. The second contest is the Game Demo [...]
We have all heard the buzz word but what does it mean to you. To me, it means instead of waiting for 6 hours for support feedback, I get my answer right away. Instead of waiting for weeks or months for a new feature, it is a matter of weeks. Instead of dropping off a [...]
Through out our years, family and friends teach us many things. A dear friend of mine been has living a personal tragedy and said to me the other day "do what you love". The reality is there is no short cut to success. If you do what you love, you'll be good at it. If [...]
Once a year Intel holds its international sales and marketing conference, the conference is in Anaheim, California. The theme of the conference is "CAN DO". This theme is more like an attitude -- an attitude we all can live up to in every part of our lives. Our home, our community, our work... What does can do [...]
Community is what makes us whole. There are communities where you live. There are communities where you work. There are communities where you thrive. Intel Software Network is a community to embrace as well. The building of community never ends and can't be forced. We have worked hard to build three communities within ISN and [...]
The Intel Software Network is run by two dynamic teams: the ISN community manager team and the developer marketing team. The developer marketing team has just finished a two day FTF where we talked about developer engagement, contests and value delivery. The team is excited to start meeting you and working with you... the members [...]
As the beginning of 2007 unfolds, the corporate machine of targets and goals is firing on all cylinders. The metrics tell me to push and make the numbers but at what cost. What will make a program successful? I personally think success is tied to appeal. A challenge marketing people and software developers both have [...]
Here we are... the start of a new year with a whole host of resolutions, hopes and promises. The Intel Software Network team has many hopes and wishes for 2007 and for you. We are looking forward to further building our relationship with you as well as finding new and interesting ways to stay engaged [...]
The second half of 2006 has proven to be a time of learning and growth by the Intel Software Developer Marketing team. A small team of individuals came together, threw the rules out the window and embraced this thing called Web 2.0. The network moved to a community based model focusing on conversations, utilizing word [...]
What do you think about contests in Web 2.0 marketing? Why is it that folks that posted their ideas and pictures didn't even cast votes for themselves? Seems they didn't do it for the prize money" then why? ISN Mobile Community launched its first contest last week. It's exciting to open the doors and ask folks [...]
Marketing to developers has always been a passion for me as well as a challenge. Our role within the Intel Software Network is not to sell tools but to form a relationship with developers and provide assistance through a community model. Over the last five months we have re-vamped our ISN website to focus on [...]
I started my career as a software engineer but it didn't go well. After graduating from college, I joined Santa Cruz Operation working in the basement of a renovated medical facility working on networking software. It was a dream job right out of college. Go to work in the morning then midday go to the [...]
After almost 18 years of marketing expertise and a lot of engineers telling me how to do my job better " what a better ad would be " what a better product name is" I thought it would be fun to give you a forum to tell the expert what you like! Oh yeah, developers [...]
I've been at Intel for 15 years. And every once in awhile, we get to try something different. When that happens, it can be both fun and nerve wracking. That's what I have been through the last four weeks. I was able to pull together a small team of people inside and outside the company [...]
Ok, it is about the travel. It's about the tradeshows. It's about the ads. It's about the glitz. Our education is technical but we like the quick moving business of marketing " that's why we leave our developer roots behind and move to marketing. Or, it is something else? Like the opportunity to talk about something [...]