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Arvind Krishna Named IBM CEO: All You Need to Know About the IITian Replacing Ginni Rometty
Arvind Krishna, the newly-appointed CEO of the world's oldest technology company IBM, has joined the high-profile league of Indian-American honchos who are calling the shots at the $1-trillion strong companies in the Silicon Valley.
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Arvind Krishna To Lead IBM: 5 Things To Know About The IIT-Kanpur Alumnus
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been named Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM. Mr Krishna, 57, succeeds Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era. "I am thrilled and humbled to be elected as the next C...
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Indian-Origin Arvind Krishna Named IBM CEO, Replaces Ginni Rometty
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been elected Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM after a "world-class succession process", succeeding Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era.
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IBM CEO Ginni Rometty to Step Down in April; Cloud Boss Arvind Krishna to Succeed
International Business Machines (IBM) Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty will hand over the reins to the head of the company's cloud business, as the pioneer tech company continues its efforts to rejuvenate itself.
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IBM Closes $34 Billion Deal to Buy Red Hat to Boost Cloud Business
IBM said on Tuesday it has closed its $34 billion acquisition of software company Red Hat, as it looks to ramp up its cloud computing business.
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IBM CEO Joins Apple in Blasting Data Use by Silicon Valley
Rometty joined a growing chorus of tech executives lambasting web platforms, like Google and Facebook, over their collection of user data.
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IBM to Buy Red Hat for $34 Billion, Its Biggest Acquisition to Date
The acquisition underscores IBM Chief Executive Ginni Rometty's efforts to expand the company's subscription-based software offerings.
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IBM Gets Boost From New Businesses, Tops Estimates
Under Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty, IBM has been focusing on an array of new technologies ranging from artificial intelligence to cloud computing.
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Want To Be Known As IBM CEO, Not Company's First Woman CEO: Ginni Rometty
Senior IBM and key business leaders from the country, during a two-day event, will discuss the future of business and technologies that will shape the economy and society.
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Cognitive Computing Is India’s Future, Says IBM President
"You are a country of developers, which is why I say cognitive is India's future," she said
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IBM Touts Trump-Pleasing Hiring Plans While Firing Thousands
On the eve of a summit last month between technology executives and then President-elect Donald Trump, IBM Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty publicly pledged to hire about 25,000 U.S. workers and spend $1 billion on training over the next four years.
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IBM Employee Quits Over Her CEO's Letter To Donald Trump
The letter is illustrative of a delicate and unusual situation CEOs could find themselves in following this year's election outcome
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Arvind Krishna Named IBM CEO: All You Need to Know About the IITian Replacing Ginni Rometty
Arvind Krishna, the newly-appointed CEO of the world's oldest technology company IBM, has joined the high-profile league of Indian-American honchos who are calling the shots at the $1-trillion strong companies in the Silicon Valley.
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Arvind Krishna To Lead IBM: 5 Things To Know About The IIT-Kanpur Alumnus
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been named Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM. Mr Krishna, 57, succeeds Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era. "I am thrilled and humbled to be elected as the next C...
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Indian-Origin Arvind Krishna Named IBM CEO, Replaces Ginni Rometty
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been elected Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM after a "world-class succession process", succeeding Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era.
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IBM CEO Ginni Rometty to Step Down in April; Cloud Boss Arvind Krishna to Succeed
International Business Machines (IBM) Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty will hand over the reins to the head of the company's cloud business, as the pioneer tech company continues its efforts to rejuvenate itself.
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IBM Closes $34 Billion Deal to Buy Red Hat to Boost Cloud Business
IBM said on Tuesday it has closed its $34 billion acquisition of software company Red Hat, as it looks to ramp up its cloud computing business.
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IBM CEO Joins Apple in Blasting Data Use by Silicon Valley
Rometty joined a growing chorus of tech executives lambasting web platforms, like Google and Facebook, over their collection of user data.
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IBM to Buy Red Hat for $34 Billion, Its Biggest Acquisition to Date
The acquisition underscores IBM Chief Executive Ginni Rometty's efforts to expand the company's subscription-based software offerings.
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IBM Gets Boost From New Businesses, Tops Estimates
Under Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty, IBM has been focusing on an array of new technologies ranging from artificial intelligence to cloud computing.
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Want To Be Known As IBM CEO, Not Company's First Woman CEO: Ginni Rometty
Senior IBM and key business leaders from the country, during a two-day event, will discuss the future of business and technologies that will shape the economy and society.
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Cognitive Computing Is India’s Future, Says IBM President
"You are a country of developers, which is why I say cognitive is India's future," she said
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IBM Touts Trump-Pleasing Hiring Plans While Firing Thousands
On the eve of a summit last month between technology executives and then President-elect Donald Trump, IBM Chief Executive Officer Ginni Rometty publicly pledged to hire about 25,000 U.S. workers and spend $1 billion on training over the next four years.
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IBM Employee Quits Over Her CEO's Letter To Donald Trump
The letter is illustrative of a delicate and unusual situation CEOs could find themselves in following this year's election outcome
