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Intel® Stable Image Platform Program (Intel® SIPP)
Platform stability for desktop and laptop platforms
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Intel® SIPP defined
 
Aligning new platform qualification and technology transitions with the Intel® Stable Image Platform Program (Intel® SIPP) helps maximize the length of time you can purchase and deploy stable platforms. Intel SIPP defines annual transition cycles for desktop and laptop systems that include a 3-month qualification period followed by a full 12-month deployment interval.
 
 
Transitioning desktop PC technology
 
Intel recommends completing qualification and beginning deployment of new platforms based on 2006 Intel SIPP desktop components in the September-November period.

Intel® SIPP Desktop Transition Guide
Click the image to view the entire transition cycle for desktop platforms.
 
 
Transitioning laptop PC technology
 
The SIPP qualification window for laptops was January-March. Intel recommends deploying stable platforms based on 2006 Intel SIPP laptop components through the end of the year. The next Intel SIPP laptop transition will begin in April 2007.

Intel® SIPP Laptop Transition Guide
Click the image to view the entire transition cycle for laptop PCs.
 
 
 
Intel® SIPP solutions at work
Learn how deploying and managing stable image platforms contributes to improved TCO.
 

 
Lowering IT costs with Intel® SIPP
See the results of research on the effects of PC platform complexity on IT support cost and its responsiveness.
 

 
IT manager game
Shoot down rogue PCs before they overload the network using Intel vPro processor technology.
 


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