IBM India/South Asia Blog

Five months ago, IBM announced plans to separate its managed infrastructure services business into a new independent company creating two market-leading companies focused on what they do best by...

Harnessing the strength of collective expertise for our clients and the industry The importance of partnership has assumed a renewed focus in today’s context. As digital becomes mainstream and...

Launches IBM Cloud Satellite to enable the next frontier of distributed cloud computing by delivering secure cloud services anywhere Achieves a full cloud service provider (CSP) empanelment from...

Sudeep Das, Security Software Technical Sales Leader, IBM Technology Sales, India/South Asia In 2020, businesses shifted swiftly to the cloud to adapt to new remote work needs –and...

What is your technology mix for 2021? Going forward businesses will use Cloud platforms to improve resiliency of core business systems and run applications on multiple clouds to mitigate outages...

IBM believes in the power of #GoodTech in solving vital challenges that global communities face as part of its core business strategy. For us, Good Tech is all about using ‘smart’ technologies...

Subram Natarajan, Chief Technology Officer, IBM India/South Asia The COVID-19 pandemic has taught us that to operate effectively in the presence of an unanticipated crisis, organizations need to...

- Sudeep Das, Technical Leader, IBM Security Systems, IBM India/South Asia 2020 witnessed the threat landscape in India changing and evolving quickly, data breaches, ransomware attacks, privacy...

Subram Natarajan, IBM India and South Asia’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO) forecasts artificial intelligence (AI) use cases that were lurking in the shadows will now come into the mainstream for businesses to survive.

Originally published in Times Techies, Times of India. The US Open began this week at the Arthur Ashe stadium in a radically different environment, devoid of fans and punctuated with artificial...

A recent IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV) study on Hybrid Cloud reveals that the value derived from hybrid, multi-cloud platform technology and operating model at scale is 2.5 times the...

Hrishikesh Bhandari and Sanket Marathe, students of Dr. K. B. Hedgewar School, Goa, are best of friends. They studied together in this school since class VIII. The two teenagers are fascinated by...

On a sunny afternoon, Sanchit Jain, Prakhar Sethi and Mayank Goel from DLF Public School in Delhi, were casually chatting with a security guard at school to know how their lives had been back...

Story of a bright student rooting for girls’ education in her village Muskan, a teenager from Daultabad village in Haryana, is a seemingly quiet girl. A bright student, she aspires to make it...

Blog by Gargi Dasgupta, Director- IBM Research India Quantum computing as a technology is accelerating at a rapid pace. Accessing the quantum phenomena of superposition, entanglement, and...

When Chandrashekar Baljagudem, a student from Industrial National Skills Training Institute (NSTI), Telangana walked into IBM Bangalore campus in September 2019, for a five-month internship...

Originally published in NASSCOM Insights. By Sandip Patel The pandemic has had a profound effect on supply chains, businesses and economies. In the last few months, financial institutions in India...

As intelligent workflows capabilities are designed and delivered in modules, cloud-centric approaches will enable the frequent and seamless “release” of new value. By Subram Natarajan...

All-pervading security will drive the next generation adoption of public, private and hybrid cloud platforms across industries By Vikas Arora, Sudeep Das and Bibhuti B Rath ‘Security transcends...

As businesses take the next steps in their cloud journey, they need a public cloud built on the foundation of open source software, security leadership and higher levels of control to meet...