The new IBM is beginning to show its potential. After three years of transformation and restructuring, following the separation from Kyndryl, which took over all IT infrastructure services, IBM is finding its support in two new directions: consulting and technology.
In a macroeconomic environment that has tightened considerably and despite the strong dollar that has affected its financial indicators, the first results have exceeded market expectations. In the second quarter, IBM’s revenue grew 16% at constant exchange rates to $15.5 billion. It recorded a net profit of 1.4 billion. Its consulting activity (+18%) accounts for almost a third of this turnover, just behind software activities (artificial intelligence and data, automation, security) and ahead of infrastructure (cloud, data servers, etc.).
IBM wants to go much further. “Our ambition is to double…
Source: Le Figaro
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