IBM hiring plan 2026 AI roles: IBM plans to triple entry-level hiring in 2026, redefining roles to complement AI. New hires will focus on c...

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna believes that the massive layoffs that have rattled the tech industry is not due to the AI, adding that it is due to...

IBM plans to increase its technical leaders in India by up to 30% over the next three years. The company will also increase its workforce i...

IBM's India network spans five labs, including its Bengaluru HQ and facilities in Pune and Hyderabad. Notably, the recent additions in Koch...

The IBM-Morning Consult study, which covered more than 250 business leaders in India, also reveals a growing skills gap in sustainability. ...

Hiring specifically in back-office functions such as human resources will be suspended or slowed, Krishna said.

Hiring action in India’s tech sector continues to remain buoyant, undeterred by the steep climb of the third Covid-19 wave. Top technology ...

IBM did not confirm the number of employees who will be affected but said that "re-skilling and rebalancing is an ongoing process as we acc...

Google had sounded its intent to go after the enterprise business in India when it cut prices nearly in half to drive adoption in 2013.

“Initially, they were a little slow, but they picked up after a couple of months. Now, they are better than the average employee in the div...

The fact that IBM has over one lakh people on its rolls in this country is one of India Inc's best-kept secrets.

Betting big on the India story, IBM plans to scale up its BPO operations in the country and would hire 5,000 staff this year. Top 10 BPOs |...

IBM's approach of integrating around 170 local markets worldwide with a global service delivery network has helped the company achieve lead...

IBM Corporation has revealed that it now has 73,000 employees in India, almost a 40 per cent leap from last year. Take care while firing em...

According to a report on the PBS Web site, "IBM is planning to lay off 150,000 US workers by the end of this calendar year."

While IBM India has grown rapidly from 4,000 people in early 2000s to 53,000, the world’s biggest IT company is now said to be looking at a...

This is the placement season at B-schools and graduates are being wooed with multiple offers.