IBM taps new execs to run Power Systems, mainframes Register Prior to this, Parris was vice president of digital convergence in IBM Research, dealing with virtual reality, among other things (remember Second Life?), and was also vice president of industry solutions and emerging business before that. |
Parris Named Power Systems GM, Rosamilia Moves Up IT Jungle by Timothy Prickett Morgan There are more executive changes at IBM and some familiar faces in the IBM i community have been promoted to new positions within Big Blue. When IBM launched the new X86-priced PowerLinux systems two weeks ago, ... |
Agencies explore possibilities of virtual worlds FederalNewsRadio.com IBM uses as much meeting space in virtual worlds as they do in physical spaces. Some of their teams never meet physically, so they save millions of dollars of dollars in travel." Robinson said while agencies are using public platforms like Second Life ... |
The New Workplace Trend: Goof Off to Get Ahead The Fiscal Times Companies like IBM, Best Buy, Netflix and HubSpot, for example, have stopped counting employees' vacation days. Philip Rosedale, the founder of Second Life maker Linden Lab, recently had his employees vote on how to divvy up the quarterly bonuses. |
Box Adds Technology Veteran Board Member and Senior Executive Leadership to ... MarketWatch (press release) Ms. Evan is also currently a director at Everyday Health (EVDY), Fusion-IO (FIO), Proofpoint, Inc. (PFPT), Second Life (Linden Labs), Survey Monkey, and the Health Trust. She has also served as a director for Omniture, Inc. (OMTR), which was acquired ... |
![]() BusinessWings | Sustaining employee engagement through gamification BusinessWings INNOV8 2.0 is IBM's Business Process Management (BPM) simulation game. A 3-D virtual reality game in the mould of Second Life, it allows players to form teams which jointly investigate problems, try out options, get feedback and make decisions. |
L'histoire de l'économie numérique nous enseigne que même pour ces géants ... Newsring Je pourrais multiplier les exemples à l'infini en parlant d'IBM (qui se souvient encore de ce géant déchu de la construction d'ordinateurs, du mainframe au PC?), de Palm et son célébrissime Pilot, gadget obligatoire de tout cadre du début des années ... |