International Business Machines : A Strong Foundation for a Strong Community
April 08, 2021 at 09:18 am EDT
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In Augusta, Georgia, on April 6, 2021, IBM's Senior State Executive in Georgia, Kitty Chaney Reed (far left below), helped the Community Foundation for The Central Savannah River Area break ground on the 'HUB for Community Innovation,' a campus to house community services involving education, family, food, housing, health care and career readiness. IBM, Augusta National Golf Club, AT&T, and Bank of America are donating $2.5 million each for the campus' construction over the next year. The HUB includes a new Boys & Girls Clubs support center and headquarters, providing youth mentoring, as well as college and workforce readiness services. These resources are designed to help revitalize Augusta's historic Harrisburg and Laney Walker neighborhoods. The project reflects IBM's commitment to education, along with its support for public, private and not-for-profit partnerships that make vulnerable communities more self sufficient and successful.
A Strong Foundation for a Strong Community
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International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is one of the world's leading computer services companies. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- cognitive solutions and transaction processing software development (41.4%);
- IT services (31.6%): consulting (management of logistic chains, financial performance, CRM, human resources, etc.), application management, systems integration, cloud computing, hosting, technical support services, etc.;
- sale of IT infrastructure (25.3%): hybrid IT infrastructure solutions, microcomputers, servers, peripheral devices, networks, data storage equipment, etc.;
- financing of computer equipment (1%);
- other (0.7%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: the United States (41.5%), Americas (9.8%), Europe/Middle East/Africa (29.7%), Japan (9%) and Asia/Pacific (10%).