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Nobuo Mii was for many years a leader in IBM's technical
community both in Asia and North America.
The following is the text of a corporate biography
published in April 1992.
Nobuo Mii joined NHK as a research engineer in April
1955. He was a senior advisor of the NHK management
information bureau from 1968 until he joined IBM Japan
in January 1969.
Mr. Mii was assigned as manager of operations in IBM's
Raleigh, N.C., Development Laboratory, in August 1971.
In September 1973, he was promoted to director of the
Fujisawa Development Laboratory [in Japan]. He was elected
as an IBM Japan director in March 1977. He was promoted
to vice president of IBM Systems Communications Division
and the general manager of the Raleigh site in January
1980.
In January 1982, he was elected IBM Japan managing
director, Technical Operations and was assigned as IBM
Japan managing director of the Asia Products Group in
1984. In May 1984, he was promoted to his current position
as IBM Japan senior managing director of Asia/Pacific
Technical Operations (APTO). He was promoted to IBM
Japan vice president and general manager of APTO in
March 1990.
Nobuo Mii was elected as an IBM vice president in June
1990. He has been a member of the IBM Asia Pacific Board
since July 1990.
Nobuo Mii was named General Manager, Entry Systems
Technology, Personal Systems line of business in December
1991.
He is director of Nippon Information and Communication
Corporation, and Display Technology Inc., equity participation
companies with IBM Japan. He is also a KALEIDA board
member since December 1991.
Mr. Mii holds a B.S. degree in communication engineering
at Kyushu University
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