About IBM

IBM Philippines

Since establishing its presence in the Philippines in 1937, IBM has evolved to become the leader in information technology, providing hardware, software and IT-enabled services to domestic and global clients. It is known for the quality of its products and services in a long-standing tradition of excellence, customer satisfaction, and commitment to business ethics and integrity.

Celebrating 75 years of bringing progress through innovation, IBM Philippines has over 5,000 clients, 400 business partners, 130 authorized service centers, and operates from twelve world-class facilities nationwide.

Sales & Distribution

• IBM Plaza, Eastwood City Cyberpark
• I2 Asiatown IT Park, Lahug, Cebu City

Global Process Services

• IBM Plaza, Eastwood City, Cyberpark, Quezon City
• CyberOne, Eastwood City, Cyberpark, Quezon City
• 1800 Eastwood City Cyberpark, Quezon City
• Bldgs E, F, J UP Ayala Technohub, Quezon City
• PBCom Tower, Makati City
• Hanston Bldg, Ortigas Center (2011)

Application Services

• IBM Plaza, Eastwood City, Cyberpark, Quezon City
• UP Ayala Technohub, Quezon City
• TGU Tower, Cebu City (2009)

IBM Innovation Center Manila

• UP Ayala Technohub, Quezon City

Asia Pacific College

• APC, Humabon (A joint venture with SM Foundation)

IBM has been recognized by Quezon City as among its Top Business Tax Payers for six consecutive years, earning IBM a place in the Hall of Fame. A PMAP (People Management Association of the Philippines) Employer of the Year recipient, IBM has also been recognized by ILO (International Labor Organization) as a Child Friendly Firm, and by ECOP (Employers Confederation of the Philippines) for Strategic Visioning and Partnership (2011). IBM also as won Fastest Growing BPO Company of the Year in the 2011 International ICT Awards.

Building a Smarter Philippines

FILIPINNOVATION:

IBM was instrumental in the country’s National Innovation Strategy, known as “FILIPINNOVATION”. In 2007, IBM partnered the Department of Science and Technology to drive innovation, and programs such as the Philippine Intellectual Property Policy Strategy, Engineering Research & Development for Technology Program, and the National Technology Business Incubators Program, were subsequently introduced.

SmarterCities:

Since 2008, interest in IBM’s Smarter Planet strategy to transform banking, healthcare, telecommunications, transportation, retail, distribution and public safety in the Philippines has grown rapidly. At the SmarterCities Summit in 2010, IBM partnered with the Filipinnnovation Network to convene to discuss the most pressing issues facing the nation.

IBM Innovation Center:

In 2009, IBM’s Innovation Center in Quezon City (opened by the President) was set up to help the local business and academic communities to build skills and develop new technologies that support demand for digital infrastructure projects in banking, energy, telecommunications, transportation, retail and government industries.

IBM Corporate Citizenship

IBM’s deep commitment to drive innovation in all communities where it operates resonates in the company’s Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs (CC&CA) programs that strategically employs IBM’s technology and expertise for the improvement of education and address other locally relevant issues. Among its award-winning programs are KidSmart Early Learning Program, eMentor teacher training program (2007), Computer Eyes (2002), Corporate Service Corps (2010), and Celebration of Service (2011).

Contact information

General Manager

Mariels Almeda Winhoffer
Country General Manager for IBM Philippines

Senior management

• Samuel J. Palmisano

  Chairman of the Board and CEO

• Other executive biographies

Financial

• Investors
• Annual reports

2010 year-end from continuing worldwide operations

Revenue:
$99.9 billion

Net income:
$14.8 billion

Total assets:
$113.5 billion

Number of employees (worldwide):
426,751

Stockholders of record:
525,870

* All dollar figures are US