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By Ronald Gordon Imagine you’re a big-box retailer playing in brutally competitive markets where margins are thin and product availability is everything. How can you manage your enterprise so...

By Ronald Gordon Changing gears and getting up to speed on IBM’s leading role in the hybrid cloud era is a challenge that Wangui McKelvey has had to meet head-on. As VP of Marketing for Open...

By Trish Hall Kimberly Greene Starks, who has received dozens of patents, is always working on something new. It’s her nature. “I was one of those kids who would tear something apart because I...

This #BlackHistoryMonth, IBMers are standing together. We’ve asked some IBMers to share with us their thoughts on inclusion in the workplace and their career journey. Kommy Weldemariam is Chief...

This #BlackHistoryMonth, IBMers are standing together. We’ve asked some IBMers to share with us their thoughts on Black History Month, inclusion in the workplace, and their career journey....

During Black History Month, IBM is taking steps to recognize our legacy of forward thinking and racial inclusion and to highlight some of the Black IBMers who are making important contributions to...

By James Daly Corville Allen wants to take the mystery out of getting a patent. “It’s not hard—you’ve just got to know what you’re doing,” says Allen, a senior technical staff member...

By Margaret Popper For IBM Fellow Chieko Asakawa, necessity was definitely the mother of invention. In 1982, as a new graduate of Otemon Gakuin University in Osaka, she was not thrilled by the...

By Matt Hunter Sarbajit Rakshit’s path to becoming an inventor started with a universal desire: to impress his father, a mathematics teacher in Cooch Behar, West Bengal, India. While working as...