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Inside IBM
Bright ideas and thought-provoking insights from the IBM universe
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Welcome to the era of cognitive business
From Watson apps to full-scale solutions, IBM's cognitive technologies understand, reason and learn.
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Genomics to transform healthcare
Technology, along with genomics, is set to revolutionize modern medicine.
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New ways need new security strategies
A patchwork approach to security is doomed to fail. Today's stakes and threats need a strategic response.
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Watson's learning Japanese
IBM's cognitive computing system is taking on a new language.
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Winning the game of life
Student developers use IBM Bluemix and Minecraft to learn coding and project management
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A constant state of innovation
“Digital is the wires, but digital intelligence, or artificial intelligence as some people call it, is about much more than that. This next decade is about how you combine those and become a cognitive business. It’s the dawn of a new era.”
VIRGINIA M. (GINNI) ROMETTY, CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, IBM
“Digital is the wires, but digital intelligence, or artificial intelligence as some people call it, is about much more than that. This next decade is about how you combine those and become a cognitive business. It’s the dawn of a new era.”
VIRGINIA M. (GINNI) ROMETTY, CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, IBM
2016 performance
Revenue:
$79.9 billion
Operating pre-tax income:
$13.9 billion
Operating EPS
$13.59
* All dollar figures are US
A closer look at IBM
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Where we stand
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Senior management
'The most disruptive, transformative trend'
In the Cognitive Era, IBM Watson redefines the relationship between man and machine.
Re-evaluating Millenials
“Millennials are just as engaged as Baby Boomers by leaders who inspire a clearly articulated business strategy and performance-based recognition.”
DEBBIE LANDERS, IBM GENERAL MANAGER OF KENEXA AND SMARTER WORKFORCE, Smarter Workforce blog
Meet some of the IBMers behind our innovations
Innovation is in IBM’s DNA, bringing new approaches to customers, the company and the world at large. Behind each innovation are the people who conceive of it and work the long hours to see it become reality. Meet some of those innovators and learn more about them and their work.
World computer downtime
World Community Grid uses idle computers to solve problems quickly and free.
Sophia Tu explains
Tiny sentries for food safety
Using DNA and analytics, scientists hope that microbes will alert them to contamination in food.
IBM researcher David Chambliss tells more
Murder mysteries
Meet IBM Fellow Donna Dillenberger, who reads computer data dumps like mystery novels, trying to find what “murdered” the bad data.
Learn more about Donna
Now for analytics
These days Dr. Chitra Dorai focuses on analytics, but in her 18-year career with IBM she’s worked on lots of other “important problems.”
Meet Chitra
Technology and education
Research scientist Komminist “Kommy” Weldemariam believes that using cognitive, mobile, and analytics technologies, educators can identify which Kenyan schools and even which students are most vulnerable to fail.
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