LinkedDataHub

IBM

The International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is an American multinational technology corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York, with operations in over 171 countries. The company began in 1911, founded in Endicott, New York, by trust businessman Charles Ranlett Flint, as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company (CTR) and was renamed "International Business Machines" in 1924. IBM is incorporated in New York. IBM is one of 30 companies included in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and one of the world's largest employers, with over 282,100 employees as of 2022.

AreaServed: 177
Assets: 1.32E11
Assets ($): 1.32E11
Brands: AlphaWorks; Fortran; IBM cloud computing; IBM Cognos Analytics; IBM Information Management Software; IBM mainframe; IBM Mashup Center; IBM Planning Analytics; IBM Power Systems; IBM PureQuery; IBM Q System One; IBM Quantum Experience; IBM storage; IBM WebSphere; ILOG; SPSS; SQL; Tivoli Software; Watson (computer)
Comment: enThe International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is an American multinational technology corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York, with operations in over 171 countries. The company began in 1911, founded in Endicott, New York, by trust businessman Charles Ranlett Flint, as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company (CTR) and was renamed "International Business Machines" in 1924. IBM is incorporated in New York. IBM is one of 30 companies included in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and one of the world's largest employers, with over 282,100 employees as of 2022.
Depiction
Equity: 1.899E10
Equity ($): 1.899E10
Founded: enEndicott, New York, U.S.; 16 June 1911
FoundedBy: Charles Ranlett Flint; Herman Hollerith; Thomas J. Watson
Founder: Charles Ranlett Flint; Herman Hollerith; Thomas J. Watson
Founding date: 16 June 1911
Founding year: 1911
Google: enIBM
Has abstract: enThe International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is an American multinational technology corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York, with operations in over 171 countries. The company began in 1911, founded in Endicott, New York, by trust businessman Charles Ranlett Flint, as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company (CTR) and was renamed "International Business Machines" in 1924. IBM is incorporated in New York. IBM produces and sells computer hardware, middleware and software, and provides hosting and consulting services in areas ranging from mainframe computers to nanotechnology. IBM is also a major research organization, holding the record for most annual U.S. patents generated by a business (as of 2021) for 29 consecutive years. Inventions by IBM include the automated teller machine (ATM), the floppy disk, the hard disk drive, the magnetic stripe card, the relational database, the SQL programming language, the UPC barcode, and dynamic random-access memory (DRAM). The IBM mainframe, exemplified by the System/360, was the dominant computing platform during the 1960s and 1970s. IBM is one of 30 companies included in the Dow Jones Industrial Average and one of the world's largest employers, with over 282,100 employees as of 2022.
Has close match: grid.410484.d; grid.424192.8; grid.466738.8; grid.466739.9
Homepage: www.ibm.com/%7Cibm.com
Hypernym: Technology
Industry: Information technology
Industry: Information technology
Isin: 4.592001014E9
Is primary topic of: IBM
KeyPeople: Arvind Krishna; Gary Cohn
Key person: Arvind Krishna; Gary Cohn
Label: enIBM
Link from a Wikipage to an external page: www.ibm.com/%7Cibm.com; archive.org/details/globalibmleaders00merc_0/page/374; archive.org/details/bigbluesunmaking00carr%7Curl-access=registration%7Cpublisher=Crown; archive.org/details/fathersoncomylif00wats_0%7Curl-access=registration%7Cisbn=0-553-29023-1; query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html%3Fres=9C00E4DF1631F936A25750C0A9629C8B63%7Cwork=; archive.org/details/globalibmleaders00merc_0%7Curl-access=registration%7Cpublisher=Dodd,; www.cadence.com/en_US/home.html
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage: 1250 René-Lévesque; 2008 Summer Olympics; 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine; 330 North Wabash; 360; 370; 7000 series; A Boy and His Atom; Admiral (United States); Advanced Micro Devices; Ahmedabad; Alfred Amoroso; AlphaWorks; Amazon Web Services; American Airlines; American football; Amo Houghton; Analytics; Anirudh Devgan; Anthem (company); Apache Derby; Apple Inc.; Applicant tracking system; Armonk, New York; Arthur K. Watson; Artificial intelligence; Arvind Krishna; ASOS.com; Astor Place; AT&T; Augusta National Golf Club; Austin, Texas; Automated teller machine; Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator; Automation; Bangalore; Barack Obama; Barron's (newspaper); Beijing National Stadium; Berkshire Hathaway; Bhubaneshwar; Bill Carollo; Binghamton, New York; Blockchain; Blue Gene; Bluemix; Box (company); Boy Scouts of America; Brad Rutter; BrassRing; Brown vs. Board of Education; Bundy Manufacturing Company; C. Michael Armstrong; Call centers; Cambridge Scientific Center; Canadian Astronaut Corps; Carbon footprint; Category:1888 establishments in New York (state); Category:American companies established in 1888; Category:Cloud computing providers; Category:Collier Trophy recipients; Category:Companies based in Westchester County, New York; Category:Companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average; Category:Companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange; Category:Computer companies of the United States; Category:Data companies; Category:Data quality companies; Category:Display technology companies; Category:Electronics companies of the United States; Category:IBM; Category:Information technology consulting firms of the United States; Category:International information technology consulting firms; Category:Multinational companies headquartered in the United States; Category:National Medal of Technology recipients; Category:Outsourcing companies; Category:Point of sale companies; Category:Software companies based in New York (state); Category:Software companies of the United States; Category:Storage Area Network companies; Category:Technology companies established in 1888; Charles Ranlett Flint; Chennai; CICS; Cisco; Citizens Financial Group; Citrix Systems; Civil Rights Act of 1964; Cleversafe; Cloud computing; CMOS; Coimbatore; Columbia University; Commuting; CompStat; Computer hardware; Computer keyboard; Computer program; Computer Sciences Corporation; Computer software; Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company; Consolidation (business); Consultant; Consulting; Cornell University; Corporate spin-off; Cross-platform; Cryptographic splitting; Cybersecurity; Data centers; Davao City; Dave Matthews; David T. Kearns; Dayton, Ohio; Dedicated server; Delhi; Detroit; DeveloperWorks; Digital media; Digital workplace; DJIA; Donald W. Riegle Jr.; Dow Chemical Company; Dow Jones Industrial Average; DRAM; Dress code; Drucker Institute; Dynamic random-access memory; Eclipse (software); Ed Iacobucci; Ed Zschau; Eero Saarinen; Electric Tabulating Machine; Electronic Data Systems; Ellen Alemany; Employee retention; Endicott, New York; Extreme Blue; Fabless manufacturing; Fair Isaac Corporation; Fast Company (magazine); File:Benoit Mandelbrot, TED 2010.jpg; File:IBM360-67AtUmichWithMikeAlexander.jpg; File:IBM ads at JFK.jpg; File:Ibmaustin designcamp.jpg; File:IBM Beijing, Pangu Plaza.jpg; File:IBM CHQ - Oct 2014.jpg; File:IBM Electronic Data Processing Machine - GPN-2000-001881.jpg; File:IBMinventions.png; File:IBM Q system (Fraunhofer 2).jpg; File:IBM Yorktown Heights.jpg; File:Mira - Blue Gene Q at Argonne National Laboratory - Skin.jpg; File:Saturn IB and V Instrument Unit.jpg; File:Watson Jeopardy demo.jpg; Flash file system; Floppy disk; Forrest Parry; Fortran; FORTRAN; Fortune (magazine); Fortune 500; Frances E. Allen; Francisco Partners; G. Richard Thoman; Gartner; Gary Cohn; Genetic testing; Georg Bednorz; George J. Laurer; Gerd Binnig; Gideon Gartner; Ginni Rometty; Glenn Andrews; GlobalFoundries; Governor General of Canada; Graphic designer; Green company; Groupon; Gurugram; Hard disk drive; Harvey Mudd College; Hasso Plattner; Health insurance; Heinrich Rohrer; Helvetica; Herman Hollerith; Holding company; Holocaust; Honor Award; Humanitarian aid; Human resources management; Human Rights Campaign; Hursley House; Hyderabad; I.M. Pei; IBM (atoms); IBM 1400 series; IBM 305 RAMAC; IBM 701; IBM 704; IBM Almaden Research Center; IBM Big Blue (X-League); IBM Building (Seattle); IBM Canada Head Office Building; IBM Cloud; IBM cloud computing; IBM Cognos Analytics; IBM Consulting; IBM Fellow; IBM Haifa Research Laboratory; IBM Hakozaki Facility; IBM India; IBM Information Management Software; IBM mainframe; IBM Mashup Center; IBM Master Inventor; IBM PC; IBM Planning Analytics; IBM Plex; IBM Power microprocessors; IBM Power Systems; IBM PureQuery; IBM Q System One; IBM Quantum Experience; IBM Research; IBM Research - Almaden; IBM Research-Australia; IBM Research – Brazil; IBM Rochester; IBM Rome Software Lab; IBM Selectric typewriter; IBM Somers Office Complex; IBM storage; IBM System x; IBM Tokyo Research Laboratory; IBM Toronto Software Lab; IBM Watson; IBM Watson Health; IBM WebSphere; IBM Yamato Facility; IBM Zurich Research Laboratory; ILOG; Information technology; Information technology consulting; Infrastructure as a service; Integrated circuit; International Components for Unicode; International Time Recording Company; Internet hosting service; Internet of things; Interns; Invention; IPhone; IT infrastructure; IT outsourcing; J. M. Coetzee; Jamshedpur; Java (programming language); Jeopardy!; Jim Ross Lightfoot; John Henry Patterson (NCR owner); John McClelland (businessman); Johnson and Johnson; John W. Thompson; Julie Payette; K. Alex Müller; Katherine Harris; Kenexa; Ken Jennings; Kenneth Simonds; Keypunch; Kochi; Kolkata; Kyndryl; Lee T. Todd Jr.; Lenovo; Leo Esaki; Lexmark; Life insurance; Linux; Linux distribution; Linux kernel; Linux Technology Center; Lisa Su; List of African American United States Cabinet Secretaries; List of electronics brands; List of female United States Cabinet Secretaries; List of IBM products; List of international subsidiaries of IBM; List of largest Internet companies; List of largest manufacturing companies by revenue; List of national presidents of the Boy Scouts of America; List of tallest buildings in Beijing; Lou Gerstner; Louis V. Gerstner, Jr.; Louis V. Gerstner Jr.; Ludwig Mies van der Rohe; Machine learning; Macintosh; Mack Mattingly; Macy's; Magnetic stripe card; Mainframe computer; Managed hosting; Managed services; Manhattan; Marcel Breuer; Maria Klawe; Market (economics); Mark N. Greene; Masters Tournament; Melanoma; Melbourne; Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center; Men's major golf championships; Michael J. Massimino; Microsoft; Middleware; MIT Press; Mobile app; Mobile computing; Multinational corporation; Mumbai; MVS; Nairobi; Nanotechnology; NASA; National Building Museum; National Cash Register Company; National Football League; National Medal of Science; National Medal of Technology; National Medal of Technology and Innovation; Natural language processing; Nazism; Neuromorphic; Newsweek; New York City Police Department; NFL; Nintendo; Nobel Prize in Literature; Noida; Olympic Games; Oncology; One Atlantic Center; Open source; Open Source Initiative; Open source license; Outsourcing; Oxford University Press; Pangu Plaza; Patents; Patricia Roberts Harris; Paul Rand; People in Need; Personal computer; Platform as a service; PlayStation 3; Polish Humanitarian Action; Poughkeepsie; Power ISA; PricewaterhouseCoopers; Printer (computing); Professional services; Public company; Pune; PwC; Quantum computer; Quantum computing; R&D; Rangers F.C.; Red Hat; Reduced instruction set computing; Relational database management system; Relational model; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Research Triangle Park; Ricardo Legorreta; Rio de Janeiro; RJR Nabisco; Robert Garcia (New York politician); Robert Mendenhall; Robotics; Ross Perot; Royal Dutch Shell; Russian invasion of Ukraine; S&P 100; S&P 500; Sabre (computer system); Salesforce.com; Samuel K. Skinner; SAP SE; Scanning tunneling microscope; Scott Walker (politician); SCO v. IBM; Secure Blue; Semiconductors; Sesame Street; Sesame Workshop; Sherman Antitrust Act; Smarter Planet; Smart grid; SoftLayer; SoftLayer Technologies; Software; Software as a service; Software developer; Software framework; Spango Valley; SPSS; SPSS Inc.; SQL; Statistical analysis; Steve Ward (businessman); Superconductivity; Surat; Sustainable development; Swap (finance); Tech companies in the New York City metropolitan region; Technology company; Tencent; Teradata; Texas Memory Systems; The Championships, Wimbledon; The New York Times; The Vanguard Group; The Weather Company; Think (IBM); ThinkCentre; ThinkPad; Thomas J. Manton; Thomas J. Watson; Thomas J. Watson, Jr.; Thomas J. Watson, Sr.; Thomas J. Watson Research Center; Thomas Watson Jr.; Thom Tillis; Tim Cook; Time clock; Tivoli Software; Todd Akin; Top 100 US Federal Contractors; Toronto; Tour Descartes; Traffic congestion; TrueNorth; Turbonomic; Turing Award; U.S. Ambassador; U.S. Ambassador to France; U.S. Ambassador to Russia; U.S. Ambassador to Slovakia; U.S. Secretary of Transportation; U.S. Senator; UnderArmour; United Parcel Service; United States Cabinet; United States Environmental Protection Agency; United States House of Representatives; United States Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; Universal Product Code; University of Kentucky; University of Michigan; Unstructured data; US Open (tennis); Ustream; Vacuum tube; Vault.com; Video game console; Video surveillance; Vincent Obsitnik; Virtual machine; Visakhapatnam; VMware; VS1; Warren Buffett; Water management; Watson (artificial intelligence software); Watson (computer); Weather.com; Weather forecasting; Weather Underground (weather service); Web hosting service; Western Governors University; White House Chief of Staff; Wii U; Willard Bundy; Wisconsin; Working Mother; World Bank; X86; Xbox 360; Xerox Corporation; X-League (Japan); Yahoo!
LocationCity: Armonk, New York
LocationCountry: enU.S.
Logo: enIBM logo.svg
LogoSize: 150
Name: enIBM; enInternational Business Machines Corporation
Name: enInternational Business Machines Corporation
NetIncome: 5.74E9
Net income ($): 5.74E9
Number of employees: 282100
NumEmployees: 282100
OperatingIncome: 6.86E9
Operating income ($): 6.86E9
Predecessor: Bundy Manufacturing Company; Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company; International Time Recording Company
Predecessors: Bundy Manufacturing Company; Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company; International Time Recording Company
Product: Artificial intelligence; Automation; Blockchain; Cloud computing; Computer hardware; Consulting; Quantum computing; Robotics; Software
Products: Artificial intelligence; Automation; Blockchain; Cloud computing; Computer hardware; Consulting; Quantum computing; Robotics; Software
Revenue: enUSD; 57350000000
SameAs: 1042-X; 1086252942; 1087273943; 1088213154; 123147924
SameAs: 150702892
SameAs: 150702892; 16272818-9; 16273676-9; 16274144-3; 3SJ2K; 4027318-0; bd76df85-2fb2-49d1-b4fe-ec7df774c07c; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; IBM; Ibm (Eggelsberg); Ibm (Gemeinde Eggelsberg); id; International%20Business%20Machines%20Corporation; International Business Machines; International Business Machines Corporation; m.03sc8; Mx4rvVjfTJwpEbGdrcN5Y29ycA; Q37156; Q70096636; ИБМ; איי.בי.עם.; آئی بی ایم; آئی بی ایم; آى بى ام; آي بي إم; آی‌بی‌ام; آی‌بی‌ام; ئای بی ئێم; आइबिएम; आईबीएम; आय.बी.एम.; আইবিএম; ਆਈ.ਬੀ.ਐਮ; ଆଇ.ବି.ଏମ.; ஐபிஎம்; ഐ.ബി.എം.; ไอบีเอ็ม
SecCik: 51143
SeeAlso: List of IBM CEOs; List of IBM products
Service: Managed services; Outsourcing; Professional services
Services: Managed services; Outsourcing; Professional services
Subject: Category:1888 establishments in New York (state); Category:American companies established in 1888; Category:Cloud computing providers; Category:Collier Trophy recipients; Category:Companies based in Westchester County, New York; Category:Companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average; Category:Companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange; Category:Computer companies of the United States; Category:Data companies; Category:Data quality companies; Category:Display technology companies; Category:Electronics companies of the United States; Category:IBM; Category:Information technology consulting firms of the United States; Category:International information technology consulting firms; Category:Multinational companies headquartered in the United States; Category:National Medal of Technology recipients; Category:Outsourcing companies; Category:Point of sale companies; Category:Software companies based in New York (state); Category:Software companies of the United States; Category:Storage Area Network companies; Category:Technology companies established in 1888
Subsid: List of international subsidiaries of IBM
Subsidiary: List of international subsidiaries of IBM
Symbol: enIBM
Thumbnail
TradeName: enIBM
Type: Public company
Type: Public company
WasDerivedFrom: IBM?oldid=1124867530&ns=0
Website: %7Cibm.com
WikiPageLength: 134930
Wikipage page ID: 40379651
Wikipage revision ID: 1124867530
WikiPageUsesTemplate: Template:'; Template:Anchor; Template:As of; Template:Authority control; Template:Better source needed; Template:Buzzword inline; Template:Citation need; Template:Citation needed; Template:Cite book; Template:Cite news; Template:Convert; Template:Dagger; Template:Decrease; Template:Dow Jones Industrial Average companies; Template:Electronics industry in the United States; Template:Finance links; Template:For; Template:Format price; Template:IBM; Template:Increase; Template:Inflation; Template:Infobox company; Template:Main; Template:Major computer hardware companies; Template:Major information storage companies; Template:Major software companies; Template:Navboxes; Template:Official; Template:OpenCorp; Template:Other uses; Template:Portal; Template:Redirect; Template:Refbegin; Template:Refend; Template:Reflist; Template:See also; Template:Short description; Template:Sister project links; Template:Start date and age; Template:Ubl; Template:Use American English; Template:Use mdy dates
Yahoo: enIBM

IBM

Backlinks

About

Resources

Support

Follow us