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The Doctor's Data Dilemma
Date added: 2012-10-30
The Doctor's Data Dilemma (Credit: IBM)
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Peru Banks on New York State Technology
Date added: 2012-09-19
IBM technician Dario Zorman begins to stack packing foam around a new IBM mainframe computer destined for a bank in Peru. The company's Poughkeepsie, N.Y. manufacturing site began shipping the new IBM zEnterprise EC12 system Sept. 19. The zEC12 is the result of a $1 billion investment by IBM primarily in New York State. The company is seeing growing demand for its iconic mainframe systems in emerging markets, where 2Q12 sales were up 11 percent year-to-year. Ninety four universities in fast-growth markets around the world participate in an IBM program that teaches mainframe programming skills to computer science graduates, helping to ensure a long-term skill base for the IBM mainframe, which has been at work in corporate data centers for nearly 50 years. (Jon Simon/Feature Photo Service for IBM)
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IBM and Paoli-Calmettes Institute
Date added: 2012-07-12
Researchers at Paoli-Calmettes Institute, pictured here, are working with IBM to study how to use visuals in their communications to help cancer patients better understand information regarding cancer screening, prevention, and treatment risks. (Photo courtesy IPC, France)
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IBM Supports Accelerated Adoption of Technology in Tanzania
Date added: 2012-07-05
Mark Dean, IBM Fellow and CTO for Africa (center left) shakes hands with His Excellency Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, President of Tanzania (Credit photo photographer Muhidin Issa Michuzi)
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New Augmented Reality App Gives In-Store Shoppers Instant Product Details and Promotions in the Palms of Their Hands
Date added: 2012-07-02
At IBM Research headquarters in Yorktown Heights, NY, IBM’s Fiona Doherty demonstrates an augmented reality shopping app that automatically delivers personalized coupons, offers, customer reviews and hidden product details — such as whether packaging is biodegradable — to smart phones as consumers browse store shelves. The prototype app is designed to close the gap between the wealth of product information on the Internet and traditional retail promotions, transforming marketing offers from an intrusion into a convenient service welcomed by consumers. (Photo Illustration/Jon Simon/Feature Photo Service for IBM)
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