As part of the new five-point scale Checkpoint appraisal system, employees will be subjected to four yearly reviews, replacing the previous...

IBM, the world’s largest technology services firm, is betting that its cognitive computing system, Watson, can take off in a big way in Ind...

The strong push for Watson in India comes at a time when IBM is fighting hard to save its $1-billion (Rs 6,350 crore) outsourcing contract ...

In India, Rometty said shopping, healthcare, travel and education were areas where Watson could be deployed successfully.

With strong GDP growth, expanding base of start ups and growing trend of new technologies, the 21st century is Indian century, IBM chief Vi...

IBM, much like its counterparts Infy, Wipro & HP is struggling to find newer streams of revenue even as long term, lucrative deals are dryi...

In response to Modi’s call for investment in India, Blackrock is set to organise a global investors’ summit in India early next year.

Bullish on opportunities in India, top US corporates, including Boeing, IBM and BlackRock expressed their keenness to strengthen engagement...

With a global turnover of nearly $100 billion, IBM is a major player in India and employs a large workforce in the country.

Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka wants the company to take hold of the opportunities that arise in a software-defined world.

International Business Machine (IBM) Corp sees huge potential for its Watson supercomputer in the Indian market in the role of an advisor

Rometty, who travelled in a private jet to India’s technology capital, had dinner with a select group of women executives of IBM India on M...

IBM and Airtel said they have signed a new pact, this time for five years, with Big Blue selected to manage the IT infrastructure and appli...

How do you tell 400,000 people they’re terrible at their jobs? Do you hold a meeting? Send a mass e-mail? Tell only a few people and wait.

Extraordinary situations demand extraordinary leadership. But once the situation is diffused, the very remarkable traits in a leader can at...

IBM India on Thursday will launch custom-made training programmes for its potential women leaders in technology and sales departments

IBM has been in forefront in scaling up India operations. With a headcount of around 73,000, it is keeping up the momentum of its expansion...