Improving Collaboration for Product and Service Development: Intel Corporation Case Study

Published On:

June 30, 2010

Authored By:

APQC

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At Intel, product and service development extends throughout a defined lifecycle. At each stage of the cycle, Intel incorporates appropriate technology, personnel, and processes to support collaboration. Learn more about how Intel integrates collaboration-centered IT solutions, processes, and measurement into product and service development.

For more insights, view APQC's Improving Collaboration for Product and Service Development best practices report, which includes this case study.

Type:

Case Study

Topics:

Product Development, Portfolio Management, Collaboration Platforms and Approaches

Industries:

Electronics, Semiconductors, Computers

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Improving Collaboration for Product and Service Development: Intel Corporation Case Study

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