IBM Overview
Company Headquarters: New York, US
Founded: 1911
Workforce: ~ 282,100
Company Working: International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is an IT technology and consulting firm providing computer hardware, software, infrastructure, and hosting services. The firm provides a variety of services, such as cloud, networking, security, technology consulting, application services, business resiliency services, and tech support services. It provides services to a variety of sectors, including those in the automotive, banking, and financial markets, electronics, energy, utilities, healthcare, insurance, life sciences, manufacturing, metals, and mining, retail, and consumer products industries. In addition to creating and marketing system hardware and software, the company also offers infrastructure, hosting, and consulting services. IBM's technology-based product portfolio includes solutions for analytics, automation, blockchain, cloud computing, IT infrastructure, IT management, cybersecurity, and software development. The company has operations in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific.
Strategy
IBM focuses on creating technologically advanced products, solutions, and services that give its clients a competitive edge over their rivals. IBM's business strategy was focused on assisting clients in using hybrid cloud and Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies. In order to connect with customers they must constantly develop and redefine their businesses with technology. In addition, the company also intends to develop new products that are reflected in its product line using data-driven insights. It aims to develop analytical solutions while teaming up, buying, and merging with other market participants to boost industry know-how, credibility, and security.



