IBM, that is, the International Business Machines Corporation, founded in 1911 in the United States, is the world's largest information technology and business solutions company, with operations in more than 170 countries and regions. 2008, IBM's global revenue reached $ 103.6 billion in the U.S. **** counted 4,186 registered patents. In 2008, IBM generated $103.6 billion in global revenue and registered 4,186 patents in the U.S. ***, making it the first company in U.S. history to register more than 4,000 patents in a single year.
In the past 90 years, the world economy continues to develop, modern science is changing rapidly, IBM has always been the leading global information industry with advanced technology, excellent management and unique products, to ensure that the world almost all the users of the industry on the full range of information processing needs. As we all know, as early as 1969, the Apollo spacecraft carrying three astronauts, shouldering the mission of mankind, the first time on the moon; in 1981, the Columbia space shuttle successfully flew into space. These two historic space flights are cohesive with IBM's unparalleled wisdom.
IBM has a long history of business relationships with China. As early as 1934, IBM installed the first commercial processor for the Peking Union Medical College Hospital, and in 1979, after a break of nearly 30 years, IBM came back to China with China's reform and opening up. In 1979, IBM came back to China with China's reform and opening up after a break of nearly 30 years. In the same year, IBM installed the first IBM medium-sized computer in Shenyang Blower Factory after the founding of the People's Republic of China.
With the deepening of China's reform and opening up, IBM's business in China is expanding. in the mid to late 80s, IBM set up offices in Beijing and Shanghai. 1992 IBM officially announced the establishment of the International Business Machines China Ltd. in Beijing, which is a wholly owned enterprise of IBM in China. This move enabled IBM to take a substantial step in the implementation of its strategy in China, and opened a new chapter in the business in China. In 1993, IBM China Co., Ltd. established branches in Guangzhou and Shanghai. Up to now, IBM's offices in China have been further expanded to 26 cities, including Harbin, Shenyang, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Chengdu, Xi'an, Wuhan, Fuzhou, Chongqing, Changsha, Kunming, Urumqi, Jinan, Tianjin, Zhengzhou, Hefei, Nanchang, Nanning, Ningbo, Shijiazhuang, Taiyuan, Suzhou, and so on, thus further expanding the business coverage in China. Along with the development of IBM in China, IBM China's workforce continues to grow, and now has more than 16,000 employees. In addition, IBM has set up 10 joint ventures and wholly owned companies responsible for manufacturing, software development, services and leasing.
IBM attaches great importance to the investment in technology research and development. 1995, IBM established the China Research Center in China (renamed IBM China Research Institute in 2006), which is one of the eight major research centers of IBM worldwide, with more than 200 computer experts, a collection of basic research and applied research as a whole, a balanced development of the research system, and all-around with the academic community, customers, In 1999, IBM took the lead in establishing the China Development Center in China, which is one of the largest software development bases in the world, and also the largest development center of multinational enterprises in China, with more than 5,000 engineers working on Information Management, WebSphere, There are more than 5,000 engineers working on Information Management, WebSphere, Lotus, Tivoli, Rational and other IBM core five brands of software development, and undertake the important development of IBM system z (mainframe) software, to provide customers with top industry solutions. The China System and Technology R&D Center began to prepare for construction in 2004 and was formally established in 2007, and currently has more than 1,200 engineers in Beijing, Shanghai, and Taipei***, specializing in system hardware, software management development, storage, semiconductor technology, etc. In 2008, IBM China's research and development organizations achieved fruitful results, a **** applied for more than 200 patents, published more than 450 papers, and published more than 3,000 papers, and more than 3,000 patents. In 2008, IBM China's R&D organization achieved fruitful results, filing more than 200 patents, publishing more than 450 papers and 9 technical books. Lotus Symphony products developed by IBM China Development Center have gone global and won the "IBM President's Award"; SmartSCOR innovative supply chain solutions developed by IBM China Research Institute won the "2008 Global Supply Chain Innovation Award". The SmartSCOR innovative supply chain solution developed by IBM China Research Institute won the "2008 Global Supply Chain Innovation Award".
In addition, IBM's five global service support organizations continue to develop rapidly in China, including the Global Service Execution Center, Global Sourcing Center Headquarters, Asia Pacific Business Process Outsourcing Center, call/contact centers, and production and export bases of system products, to provide high-quality services and satisfactory products for customers in China and around the world. The IBM Global Service Execution Centers in China are currently located in Dalian, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Chengdu, with more than 6,000 service specialists providing services to more than 160 clients from 23 different countries, which is the second largest service execution center in the world after India, and is especially strong in application services (AMS), and just passed the CMMI Level 5 certification in December 2008, marking the first time that IBM has passed CMMI Level 5 certification. In December 2008, it just passed the CMMI Level 5 certification, which marks that IBM's application service outsourcing in China has reached the most advanced level in the world.
Over the past three decades, IBM's various information systems have become the most reliable means of information technology in China's finance, telecommunications, metallurgy, petrochemicals, transportation, commodity circulation, *** and education, etc. IBM's clients are spread across all fronts of China's economy. At the same time, IBM occupies a leading market share in a number of important areas, including: servers, storage, services, software and so on.
IBM has been actively seeking cooperation with China *** to bring IBM's leading skills in global IT services to China, and strongly support China's growing demand for the development of the service industry. 2006, IBM introduced the concept of "service innovation" to China, and signed a contract with the Ministry of Commerce to assist the "1,000,000,000" service providers. In 2006, IBM introduced the concept of "service innovation" to China, signing a contract with the Ministry of Commerce to assist the "Thousand Hundred and Ten Project" to promote the development of China's modern service industry and the upgrading of export-oriented industrial structure; signing a memorandum of understanding with the Ministry of Education for the research cooperation in the direction of "modern service science" to introduce the service science program into Chinese higher education; cooperating with the Ministry of Health to promote the construction of China's medical information service In 2008, IBM and the National Development and Reform Commission's Center for International Cooperation signed a memorandum of international cooperation on the innovation and development of modern service industries, and launched the first pilot project with the People's Government of Baoding City, Hebei Province.
Taking from the community, giving back to the community, and benefiting mankind are the principles that IBM has always been pursuing, and IBM actively supports China's education and has an outstanding performance in community activities:
More than 10 years of strategic cooperation with the Ministry of Education, IBM has helped China's comprehensive development of education
In the field of higher education: the beginning of the cooperative relationship between IBM and Chinese colleges and universities can be traced back to 1984, when IBM launched the first pilot project with the people of Baoding City in Hebei Province. Dating back to 1984, IBM made a series of donations of computer hardware and software to Chinese universities, and in March 1995, IBM signed a memorandum of understanding with the State Education Commission of China (now the Ministry of Education) to formally launch the "IBM China Universities Cooperation Program", the basic purpose of this long-term and comprehensive partnership is to enhance the development of Chinese universities and colleges in the field of education. The basic purpose of this long-term comprehensive partnership is to strengthen the Chinese universities in the field of information science and technology disciplines and personnel training, has set up more than 100 cooperative laboratories and cooperative technology centers, and more than 20 universities to carry out more than 80 joint "*** enjoy the university research" project. 14 years, IBM has donated to the Chinese universities and colleges valued at more than 1.56 billion yuan of computer equipment. Over the past 14 years, IBM has donated computer devices, software and services worth more than RMB 1.56 billion to Chinese universities. In terms of university cooperation projects, IBM has established partnerships with more than 60 renowned universities in China. 860,000 students have participated in IBM technology-related courses and training, 80,000 students have obtained IBM Global Professional Certification, and 6,500 teachers have participated in different forms of teacher training organized by IBM.
In the field of basic education, IBM has actively expanded the scope of cooperation to many aspects. 2001, IBM introduced the KidSmart "Little Explorers" early childhood intellectual development project into China. 8 years ago, IBM has cooperated with nearly 532 early childhood education institutions in 110 cities of various provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions in China. Over the past eight years, IBM has cooperated with nearly 532 early childhood education institutions in 110 cities in various provinces, cities, municipalities and autonomous regions***, donating more than 3,000 sets of KidSmart Children's Computer Learning Center devices. Since 2004, IBM has further cooperated with the Ministry of Education to carry out the Reinventing Education "Basic Education Innovative Teaching Program" in more than 300 elementary school in more than 200 cities, introducing mature foreign experience and resources into China to better help schools improve teaching effectiveness by means of IT. The Reinventing Education Program Through these two programs, more than 10,000 teachers in the field of basic education have received free training from IBM, benefiting 100,000 children. 2003 saw the official launch of the IBM TryScience Around the World youth science popularization program in China. Through this program, IBM has donated 49 sets of multimedia interactive kiosks (IBM TryScience Kiosk multimedia terminals) to science and technology museums in 12 cities to introduce young people to ecological archaeology, space exploration, extreme sports, marine biology and other aspects of science knowledge and scientific concepts.
IBM actively undertakes the responsibility of corporate social citizenship
Support the reconstruction of disaster areas: In 2008, during the 5-12 Wenchuan Earthquake, IBM employees in China made donations totaling more than 3.38 million RMB, donated devices to help *** departments rebuild and restore information infrastructure, and developed, donated and deployed the Sahana disaster relief system. After the disaster, IBM initiated the organization of a technical seminar on disaster response management, and discussed with *** related departments and the business community*** to find solutions.
Released "Forbidden City Beyond Time and Space": the first virtual world on the Internet that showcases important historical and cultural sites, and provides an interactive tour of the Forbidden City Museum.
Organized the Corporate Global Service Volunteer Corps, which builds the leadership skills of IBM employees in the context of global economic integration to help solve social and economic problems in emerging markets.
Promoting the development of information accessibility in China: IBM is committed to raising the awareness of information accessibility in society, and has worked closely with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST), and the China Disabled Persons' Federation (CDPF) to co-host the China Forum on Information Accessibility (CFIA) for five consecutive years, to promote the incorporation of information accessibility into the agenda of the CFIA; and to continue to support the 100,000 Blind People Learning Computer Project. We have continued to support the "100,000 Blind People Learning Computer" public welfare activities and participated in the construction of the first digital library for the blind in China; we have also participated in the construction of the China Disabled Persons' Federation's website on accessibility. In the 2008 Beijing Paralympics, IBM's application of accessibility technology became an important part of the accessibility construction of the Beijing Paralympics website, and made "accessibility" a highlight of the Beijing Paralympics.
IBM has been recognized as one of the "Most Respected Companies in China" and "Most Respected Foreign-Invested Enterprises in China" for six consecutive years by various sectors of Chinese society and media, For six consecutive years, IBM has been recognized as "China's Most Respected Company", "China's Most Respected Foreign-Invested Company", "China's Most Valuable Brand", and "China's Best Employer". From 2005 to 2008, IBM was honored as "China's Outstanding Corporate Citizen" for four consecutive times by the Corporate Citizenship Committee of the China Association of Social Work, and won the "Best Corporate Public Image Award" and "Education Award". IBM was also honored with the "Best Corporate Public Image Award" and the "Outstanding Contribution to Education Award". In the extraordinary year of 2008, IBM also won the "Special Award for China Contribution of Multinational Corporations in the Thirty Years of Reform and Opening Up" and many other awards.
The former CEO of IBM, Mr. Bernard Kuo, once said fondly of IBM China, "IBM is committed to China, to build a world-class information technology company for China. IBM China will become the 'IBM of China' and a part of the Chinese economy." IBM's current CEO, Mr. Ming Sheng Peng, further said, "It is not enough to be seen as the best foreign company in China, we want to be the best company in China." Looking back on IBM's growth in China, from the initial stage of strategic experimentation, to the mid-term stage of strategic investment, and then to the stage of full integration, IBM has always carried a deep commitment to China.
In 2009, IBM China will continue to uphold the core values of "customer success, innovation, integrity and responsibility", review the past, based on reality, focusing on the future, and is committed to "*** build a smart China, a smart planet! We are committed to "*** building a smart China and a smart planet", and strive to become the innovation partner of Chinese customers under the vision and layout of globalization, and do our best to build an "innovative country" for China with our own strengths.
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Zhongtai Jujiyuan Science and Technology Development Center is based on the national legal program set up to engage in the management of scientific research,
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