Armonk is a hamlet located in the town of North Castle in Westchester County. Smith Tavern, located in Armonk, is an historical site and landmark of the Revolutionary War. It is now home of the North Castle Historical Society. During the Revolutionary ... »
Watson, IBM’s most famous computer, is working on Wall Street. Citigroup and Armonk,NY-based IBM are investigating how Watson’s processing power can improve customer banking, assess risk and find favorable lending opportunities. Watson could also poten... »
Wall Street got rich by hiring astrophysicists and mathematicians to design financial products. But since the cost of computing has come down, Armonk, NY’s IBM is now the largest employer of mathematicians in the world. Instead of credit derivatives, t... »
Armonk, NY-based IBM has been accumulating what it calls a “Smarter Commerce” portfolio, creating a centralized consumer feedback apparatus valued at $20 billion, a post by Patrick Gallagher on Westfair Online said. The company is now working with more... »
For the 19th year in a row, Armonk-based IBM secured more patents than any other company in 2011. The company acquired 6,180 patents, 5 percent more than in 2010. According to PCWorld, Samsung Electronic took second place, securing 4,894 patents in 201... »
The New York Times recently did a profile piece on the former CEO of Armonk- based IBM, Samuel Palmisano, who stepped down from his position recently. Palmisano explained that IBM has been able to achieve consistent success by “going to a space where ... »
Every year, Armonk NY-based IBM creates a list of five major changes in technology which they predict will occur within the next 5 years. This year’s list includes the following: People power will come to life: the idea that kinetic energy generated by... »
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -The first major week of earnings is over and I'm sure most of us are glad it's the weekend. We digested results from such technology luminaries as IBM, Intel, Microsoft and eBay throughout the week, with the majority of companies ... »
