IBM stories
IBM experiences drop in revenue for Q1 2016, but sees significant increase in cloud revenue. Strategic imperatives revenue up 14%.
Pronto Software is expanding is IBM partnership in order to offer cloud integration services to the mid-market.
Low level shipment growth occurred in 1Q16, despite a decline in revenue, with Asia Pacific the only region not to record a decline.
The Internet of Things is coming to businesses previously unable to harness its power, thanks to a collaboration between IBM and Cisco.
IBM unveils Watson for Cyber Security, leveraging cognitive tech and collaboration with top US universities to tackle modern cyber threats.
Unisys expands its APAC team with the appointment of Corrine Murphy as director of planning and operations for the region.
IBM has acquired global consulting agency Bluewolf and announced it will join IBM Interactive Experience. Financial details were not disclosed.
The PaaS market is set to grow, creating significant opportunities for vendors, according to Technology Business Research.
Over the next few years, Platform-as-a-Service providers will significantly improve solutions available, which will lead to widespread adoption.
IBM reinvents data storage, unveiling ultra-fast all-flash arrays to accelerate business operations in the data-driven Cognitive Era.
With nearly two dozen major acquisitions in first four months of 2016, it's shaping up to be a big year - with Cisco, IBM and Intel leading the way.
Vertias has promoted Louis Tague to the top ANZ role of managing director for the information management vendor.
IBM and Oracle are losing out as they fail to capitalise on the booming PaaS market and concede share to specialists, open source and cloud providers.
IBM, HPE and Cisco are among the early leaders in the growth commercial IoT market, with sizeable opportunity for net-new revenue.
Dell, Cisco and EMC are closing the gap marginally on Hewlett Packard Enterprise's number one spot for cloud infrastructure sales.
IBM has announced it plans to acquire Bluewolf, with the aim of accelerating cloud-based customer experiences for Salesforce users.
eSignLive partners with IBM Cloud to process digital transactions in Australian data centers, meeting data residency requirements.
Developing digital marketing services portfolios helps IT services-centric vendors add a dimension to the broader digital transformation efforts.
IBM saw strong server revenue growth in Q4, while the density optimised segment of the market benefitting from continuing data center buildouts.
IBM New Zealand has seen its profits halved as sales for the company continue to decline, dragging revenue down more than $33 million for FY15.