Natalie Gagliordi is a senior writer for Red Ventures based in Louisville, Kentucky, covering business technology for ZDNet.
IBM also disclosed today that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating how IBM accounts for revenue recognition on its financial statements.
The companies will work together to build Software-as-a-Service offerings that tap into mobile, cloud and big data for use in internal processes and operations.
Big Blue is calling the effort the IBM Internet of Things Foundation, but it is essentially an extension of the company's Bluemix platform.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States approved the $2.3 billion sale of IBM's x86 server business to Chinese PC maker Lenovo.
The partnership will aim to combine SAP software with IBM's implementation and configuration services.
IBM's new services offer threat detection and critical data protection, while Symantec takes the managed security approach.
Employees will be able to move freely between virtual world's public areas and private areas hosted behind IBM's corporate firewall.(From Reuters)
Company releases software targeted at mobile-app developers for building both business and consumer Web 2.0 mashups.(By Adrian Bridgwater of ZDNet UK)
If you're evaluating compliance tools, you may want to consider what AMR Research has to say about IBM's updated Workplace for Business Controls and Reporting in a recent report. "With its latest release, v2.