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SSME is this century's "computer science"
At one time, computer science was a new field of study. Today, business and engineering students are exploring "services science."
Today's entrepreneurs need global connections
IBM's relationships with small businesses, software developers, venture capital firms, and its own Business Partners help cultivate entrepreneurship around the world.
Midsize companies get faster, smarter, better.
Your goals don't have to be limited by the size of your company. We're helping midsize businesses collaborate, optimize IT assets and grow.
2008 Global CEO Study
The traits of a typical teen—imaginative, disruptive, hungry for change—are the very same that companies will need in the future.
What kind of citizen is your company?
In a new IBM study, less than 25% of companies know their customers CSR concerns. Here's why it matters.
Help wanted: managing today's workforce
Companies face many challenges as they work to develop a highly adaptable workforce for today's fast-moving, ever-changing market.
All eyes on Africa
The same factors that prompted the tremendous growth in Asia are now appearing in Africa. Here are the opportunities.
Questions for services, software and systems
The leaders of each of IBM's multi-billion-dollar businesses share the challenges they hear from clients.
What is on the mind of your CIO?
A sharp enterprise memory. A limber infrastructure. A social conscience. And how to do it all on budget.
Why midsize can be the right size
In our faster, flatter world, success goes to companies that are nimble...and size doesn't matter. Here's why midsize companies thrive.
Virtual worlds can create real-world leaders
If you want to see what business leadership might look like in three to five years, look at what's happening in online games.
E-ready? Set. Go.
A key indicator of economic success is the rate of Internet adoption within a country. Here's how different countries rank.
Math skills prove key to emerging innovations
Even the math-challenged have to acknowledge: business and society are more dependent on complex algorithms than ever before.
The race against bird flu
The avian flu virus isn't easily passed between humans today. But such viruses often mutate. And that makes researchers worried.
From technology manager to chief innovator
Quest Diagnostics' CIO talks about how her role has changed, from managing technology to creating a culture of innovation.
Working in a globally integrated enterprise
Here's how people, working together in the globally integrated enterprise we know best, describe the work they do on a global scale.
Reinventing the invention system
Inventors, legal experts and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office want to reform the patent system. And so does IBM.
Deep Thunder weather modeling
Localized, customized weather forecasts are helping enterprises manage weather events, cut costs and even save lives.
