On Wednesday, June 27, Intel's Executive Vice President Michael Splinter, will address the TECHXNY crowd in a talk entitled "New Priorities, New Solutions." Within the course of a few short years, the Internet has gone from representing just a challenge that must be addressed to representing the very fabric of commerce. This realization is spurring companies to adapt their infrastructure to meet emerging business priorities that include providing tighter links to customers and partners, improving operational flexibility and speeding response time. These changing business priorities call for a new approach for enterprise computing in the Internet Age. Drawing on his experiences as Executive Vice President at one of the world's largest e-businesses, Mr. Splinter will demonstrate, utilizing a wide variety of new technology, how this approach delivers pervasive and flexible solutions to meet your business needs.
Mike Splinter is Executive Vice President for Intel Corporation. Prior to this position Mike was Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Technology and Manufacturing Group responsible for all technology and manufacturing operations worldwide. Splinter joined Intel in 1984 as Manager of Fab 1 in Santa Clara, Calif. He then managed California Technology Development during the start up of Intel's first 1 Mb EPROM. Since 1988, his efforts and energies have been focused on leading the component manufacturing operations through the volume growth of the 90s. Splinter was elected a vice president of the corporation in 1993 and assumed the role of Assistant General Manager of the Technology Manufacturing Group in October 1996. He was promoted to Senior Vice President in January 1999.
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