Streamlining Intel vPro® Activation: MAP vs. In-House Solutions

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When it comes to activating Intel vPro® technology, businesses have two main paths: managing the process in-house or leveraging platforms such as Managed Activation Platform (MAP) from The 297 Cloud company.

This document will explore the significant advantages of choosing MAP for speedy vPro activation and significant cost saving.

Speed and Efficiency:

One of the standout benefits of MAP, compared with a DIY approach, is the quick turnaround for managing your PC fleet. While setting up an in-house activation project can take anywhere from 3 to 9 months, MAP can have your endpoints operational in just a few hours—or a few days for more complex networks. This rapid deployment means less downtime and faster productivity gains

Cost Savings

In-house solutions often come with higher costs. Setting up your own vPro Endpoint Management Assistant (EMA) server can cost a minimum of €3,500 annually— just for the necessary cloud environment! And when you add that to the ongoing maintenance, database licenses, and the time required for setup, the expenses can quickly escalate.

With MAP, these upfront costs vanish. There are no need for additional Windows OS servers, Azure licenses, or in-house resources. In fact, the annual cost of using MAP is less than 30% of an in-house deployment, making it a financially savvy choice.

Simplified Management

MAP is suitable for all company sizes. For companies looking for a complete managed solution, MAP offers a turn- key, out of the box introductory package of 500 licenses for just €1,000 per year, including full server maintenance. This allows your IT team to focus on strategic initiatives while MAP takes care of routine setup and upkeep tasks.

Tailored Solutions for Large Enterprises:

For organizations with specific or complex needs, a custom MAP solution is often the best route. Scenarios could involve setting up a MAP server within the company’s own network that is tailored to fit specific complexities and requirements or other bespoke deployments.

As a Gold Certified Intel partner, the 297 Cloud Company has all the expertise and experience required to develop a bespoke solution that aligns perfectly with your organizational needs. For such custom requests, we recommend reaching out to our team that will work with you directly to create a solution that enhances your operational efficiency

Conclusion:

In a rapidly evolving tech landscape, vPro activation is crucial for companies to maximize efficiency, enhance security and manageability of PC inventory. When activation is achieved via MAP, it not only accelerates deployment, but also significantly reduces costs and simplifies management for mid-sized businesses and large enterprises. So don’t get bogged down by in-house complexities—opt for MAP and chart your success story today!

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