Swedish Public Employment Service: Pioneering Public Sector IT
The Swedish Public Employment Service meets mobility and environmental goals thanks to Intel® vPro™ technology
The Swedish Public Employment Service has a large and sprawling client estate. Recently it replaced 14,500 desktop systems with 12,300 laptops powered by the Intel® Core™ i5 vPro™ processor. This enabled it to meet guidelines set out by corporate strategies on mobility and the environment. Going mobile has improved the end-user experience, while remote power management has enabled the Employment Service to significantly reduce energy costs and carbon emissions. Employees enjoy a better experience, since they can work from anywhere with just one user name and password
Challenges
• All-round improvements.
The Swedish Public Employment Service wanted to improve the end-user experience and maintain the high security of its client infrastructure, while lowering total cost of ownership (TCO)
• Green ambitions.
The IT department was also tasked with reducing the Employment Service’s impact on the environment by shutting down computers outside of working hour• Solutions
• Going mobile.
Employment Service replaced 14,500 desktops with 12,300 HP 8440EliteBooks* powered by the Intel Core i5 vPro processor
• Power management.
The remote power management feature of Intel vPro technology is used to power laptops up and down, enabling technicians to deploy off-hours security patches without needing to leave laptops turned on 24/7
Impact
• Energy consumption slashed.
Employment Service saves 6 million KWh of electricity per annum, saving SEK 6 million (EUR 625,000) and reducing carbon emissions
• Mobile flexibility.
Read the full Swedish Public Employment Service: Pioneering Public Sector IT Case Study.
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Swedish Public Employment Service: Pioneering Public Sector IT
The Swedish Public Employment Service meets mobility and environmental goals thanks to Intel® vPro™ technology
The Swedish Public Employment Service has a large and sprawling client estate. Recently it replaced 14,500 desktop systems with 12,300 laptops powered by the Intel® Core™ i5 vPro™ processor. This enabled it to meet guidelines set out by corporate strategies on mobility and the environment. Going mobile has improved the end-user experience, while remote power management has enabled the Employment Service to significantly reduce energy costs and carbon emissions. Employees enjoy a better experience, since they can work from anywhere with just one user name and password
Challenges
• All-round improvements.
The Swedish Public Employment Service wanted to improve the end-user experience and maintain the high security of its client infrastructure, while lowering total cost of ownership (TCO)
• Green ambitions.
The IT department was also tasked with reducing the Employment Service’s impact on the environment by shutting down computers outside of working hour• Solutions
• Going mobile.
Employment Service replaced 14,500 desktops with 12,300 HP 8440EliteBooks* powered by the Intel Core i5 vPro processor
• Power management.
The remote power management feature of Intel vPro technology is used to power laptops up and down, enabling technicians to deploy off-hours security patches without needing to leave laptops turned on 24/7
Impact
• Energy consumption slashed.
Employment Service saves 6 million KWh of electricity per annum, saving SEK 6 million (EUR 625,000) and reducing carbon emissions
• Mobile flexibility.
Read the full Swedish Public Employment Service: Pioneering Public Sector IT Case Study.
