The following data includes the Key Performance Indicators associated with our Employees performance area. We report our corporate responsibility performance with various financial and non-financial metrics, or key performance indicators (KPIs), to help define and measure progress toward our goals. We also report on additional metrics, which can be found in a summary view on our Performance Data Summary page within this section.
Global Contributions
We continue to focus on emphasizing technology and services contributions worldwide. Non-U.S. Contributions continue to increase in accordance with strategy.
Goal: Maintain or increase total level of contributions globally, as well as the percentage of technology and services and the percentage contributed outside of the U.S.
| 2008 Contributions by Issue | ($M) |
|---|---|
| Culture | $10.5 |
| Environment | $2.2 |
| Health | $4.0 |
| Higher/Other Education ** | $82.6 |
| Human Services | $15.3 |
| K-12 Education | $45.4 |
| Other* | $19.3 |
| * Includes Community and Economic Development activity for Carson, SMB and Corporate Services Corps. | |
| ** Includes Academic Initiatives software donations. | |
| 2008 Contributions by Type | ($M) |
|---|---|
| Cash | $42.9 |
| Technical Services/Personnel | $42.9 |
| Technology | $93.8 |
| 2008 Contributions by Geography | ($M) |
|---|---|
| Asia Pacific | $24.4 |
| Canada | $3.4 |
| Europe, Middle East & Africa | $44.4 |
| Latin America | $12.5 |
| U.S. | $94.6 |
Performance Data Summary
View a summary of all 2008 key performance indicators and metrics that help us define and measure progress toward organizational goals.
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2008 IBM Corporate Responsibility Report
Our key corporate citizenship priorities and initiatives, in response to today’s global realities.
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