IBM alters severance terms
Employees who took the IBM Separation Allowance Plan used to get 6 months pay. Now it's one month.
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IBM's Q2 better than expected; Hardware struggle continues
Like previous quarters, hardware remains a sore spot for IBM. However, the company delivered better than expected earnings and sales in the second quarter.
IBM divests customer care business to Synnex
IBM sheds a bevy of call centers as Synnex buys Big Blue's customer care unit for $505 million.
SEC investigating how IBM accounts for cloud revenue
IBM historically doesn't break out its cloud computing revenue, but has targeted sales of $7 billion a year by the end of 2015.
IBM revamps storage approach, integrates Platform Computing technology
In IBM's fact sheet on the overhaul, the company made it clear that it was going after EMC, NetApp and HP.
IBM bolsters big-data line-up with Vivisimo
IBM has acquired Vivisimo, a privately held enterprise search and discovery software player.
IBM sees big gains ahead for PureSystems
IBM's PureSystems are expected to drive revenue in the years ahead. The numbers in future quarters will tell the tale.
IBM's Q1 expected to be strong, but services a wild card
Hardware and software gains are expected to propel IBM's first quarter. The services unit results will be closely watched.
IBM's Middle East bet runs through Qatar
For Big Blue, the Middle East is one of its growth markets along with the typical BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China).
IBM launches DB2 10, InfoSphere 10 with eye on big data
The new software is designed to integrate with big data systems, compress data and provide quick data warehouse querie