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105 years of innovation driving IT development
1997
IBM
“eBusiness”
1956
Data storage
industry creation
1969
IBM technology guided
Apollo mission to the moon
1927
1981
2011
The IBM PC
IBM Watson
Italy
1971
1944
1924
International
Business Machines
First machine to
handle
long calculations
automatically
1962
First computerdriven airline
reservation system
1961
The Selectric
Typewriter
1911
Computing-TabulatingRecording (CTR)
Floppy disk
1997
Supercomputer
defeated the
best chess
player
1969
Magnetic strips
on credit cards
1986
1973
1935
IBM scientists won
UPC bar codes the Nobel Prize
Training courses
for Women
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A wide range of businesses:
from hardware to software to consulting services
IBM Security
IBM GBS
IBM GTS
IBM Research
IBM Analytics
IBM Cloud
IBM Commerce
IBM Healthcare
IBM Systems
IBM Internet of Things
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IBM increases its partners network to offer the best possible solutions
to Clients
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IBM & Apple, to
revolutionize
enterprise mobility
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IBM & Twitter, to
transform enterprises
decision making
IBM & SAP, to
accelerate enterprise
cloud adoption
IBM & The Weather
Company, to optimize
the impact of weather
conditions on business
IBM & Facebook: to
enable companies to
execute personalized
marketing campaigns
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IBM Research
5.7 B$ in R&D
Centri di Ricerca IBM
(6% del fatturato)
Dublin
Almaden
Austin
New York
Zurich
Haifa
Beijing/Shanghai
Tokyo
Delhi/Bengaluru
Nairobi
São Paulo/
Rio de Janeiro
Johannesburg
fra cui quello di
Melbourne
23 anni consecutivi l’impresa leader nei brevetti
7.355 brevetti U.S. nel 2015
8.500 IBM inventori in 43 paesi
Per
Concentrati in aree strategiche:
Cloud Computing, Analytics,
Mobile, Social, Security e
Cognitive Computing.
13 centri di Ricerca
in 6 continenti,
Zurigo guidato
dall’italiano
Alessandro Curioni
5 premi Nobel
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Many different disciplines
Behavioral
Science
Materials
Science
Chemistry
Mathematical
Science
Computer
Science
Electrical
Engineering
Physics
Service
Science
Science & Business &
Engineering Management
Technology
Innovation
Business
Innovation
Social
Innovation
Demand
Innovation
Social &
Cognitive
Sciences
Economics
& Markets
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A long tradition...
1944:
Mark 1
1973:
Winchester
Disk
1997:
Copper
Interconnect
Wiring
1948:
SSEC
1979:
Thin Film
Recording
Heads
1998:
Silicon-on-Insulator
1956:
RAMAC
1980:
RISC
1998:
Microdrive
1957:
FORTRAN
1986:
1964:
System/360
Nobel Prizes:
Scanning
Tunneling
Microscope
2002:
Millipede
1966:
One-Device
Memory Cell
1987:
High Temperature
Superconductivity
1990:
Chemically
Amplified
Photoresists
2004:
Blue Gene
The fastest
supercomputer
in the world
1967:
Fractals
1970:
Relational
Database
1994:
SIGe
2006:
5-stage Carbon
Nanotube Ring
Oscillator
1971:
Speech
Recognition
1993: RS/6000 SP
1996,97: Deep Blue
2008:
World’s First Petaflop
Supercomputer
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...Today
Cloud Computing
Cognitive Computing
Quantum Computing
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Evolution of IBM Research
Interdisciplinary collaboration, at international level
1970's
1980's
Corporate
funded
research
agenda
Collaborating
across IBM
Technology
transfer
Effectiveness
Shared
agenda
1990's
Work on
client
problems
2000's
Industryfocused
research
Bus. Adv. For
Clients
Services
2010's
Collaborative
Partnerships
Emerging
markets
Globalize & Engage
Client Bus. Research
Research in the marketplace
Joint programs
Centrally funded
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The eras of IBM Research – Evolution of the business model
Joint Projects
Isolated Research
’50s — ’90s
Hardware
IBM Divisions,
Clients, Universities
’90s — ’00s
+ Software & Services
Radical
Collaboration
The World is Now Our Lab
’00s …
+ Smarter Planet
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IBM’s History: Over 70 Years of Collaboration with Universities
1993: Shared Univ
Research (SUR )
Program launched
1945: IBM Research born in
cooperation w/ Columbia
University
2007: IBM, RPI and State of
NY form CCNI ; A $100M
public-private partnership
1983: Faculty
Award Program
launched
1990: First Center For
Advanced Studies (CAS) opens
in Toronto CA
2010: IBMers on
Campus recognizes IBM
volunteers
1997: First
ACM Int’l
Collegiate
Programming
Contest held
2012: First
Collaborative
Innovation Center
(CIC)– 13 as of 2/15
1951: PhD
Fellowship
Program
launched
2004: Launch of the Academic
Initiative ( AI ) providing free
IBM SW to the academic
community
2003: IBM and leading
universities pioneer the
discipline of Services Science,
Management & Engineering (
SSME )
2002: Virtual
Computing Lab
Initiative ( VCL ) created
at NC State
2008: Award programs
innovated with
introduction of Named
Awards for outstanding
achievers
2013: WATSON
University Program
Launched
2014
Young African Leaders
Outreach ---------------Cognitive Systems
Group
2006: Open Collaborative
Research ( OCR ) award
program launched
2009: IBM Cloud
Academy launched
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IBM Award Programs for Collaborative Research
IBM Faculty Award Program
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/university/facultyawards/
IBM Open Collaborative Research Award Program
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/university/collaborativeresearch/ocr.html
IBM Shared University Research Award Program
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/university/sur/index.html
IBM PhD Fellowship Program
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/university/phdfellowship/
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IBM University relations
Gli obiettivi
Partnership pubblicoprivate
Government
Research
Skills
Recruiting
Corporate
Academia
Innovazione
collaborativa
Valore
● Collaborare sulla ricerca innovativa con l’accademia
● Costruire forti competenze per fare crescere
l’ecosistema globale
● Coinvolgere i migliori studenti
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The skills needed for innovation are in short supply
“T-shaped” skills with depth in subject
skills and breadth in workforce skills:
Service Scientists: Adaptive Innovators
Practical Experience
Communications
Science and Engineering
Industrial and Systems Engineering
Computer Science & Info. Systems
Math and Operations Research
Economics and Social Sciences
Business Anthropology
Organizational Change & Learning
Business and Management
Teaming
Management
Innovation
Entrepreneurship
People Management
Strategic Planning
Problem solving via informatics
Problem solving via social networks
Flexible, adaptive and entrepreneurial
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IBM Needs Multidisciplinary Professionals
Critical Skills: Big Data, Analytics,
Cloud Computing, Mobile Computing,
Social Media, Cyber Security, Cognitive Computing
T-Shaped People are Deep and Broad
Business
Technology
Culture
The marketplace requires innovation that combines
business, technology, and culture
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Skills for the Future Needed Today
Services Science
Data Science/Analytics
Cloud Computing
Cyber Security
Mobile Computing
Social Media
Service Science
Digital Marketing
Cognitive Computing
Quantum Computing
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IBM University Programs: from Computer Science to …..
Service Science – 2005
Smarter Planet, Smarter Cities – 2009
Business Analytics - 2010
Data Management, Data Science – 2011
Cyber Security – 2012
Cloud Computing -2012 - 2015
Digital Marketing – 2013
Cognitive Computing - 2014
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New professions: data and analytics
Data experts to manage big sets of data
Mathematical and operations research to
develop analytics algorithms
Strategists to help shape which questions to ask
Managers to know when and how to use data for
making decisions
Tool developers to make it easier for others to
use to analyze information
Visualization skills to interpret data
and present in meaningful ways
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New professions: cybersecurity
1995 – 2005
2005 – 2015
1st
2nd Decade of the Commercial Internet
Decade of the Commercial Internet
Motive
National Security
Espionage,
Political Activism
Monetary Gain
Revenge
Curiosity
Nation-state Actors; Targeted Attacks /
Advanced Persistent Threat
Competitors, Hacktivists
Organized Crime, Hackers and Crackers using
sophisticated tools
Insiders, using inside information
Script-kiddies or hackers using tools, web-based “how-to’s”
Adversary
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New professions: Cloud
Build a Cloud
Use a Cloud
1.Set up a generic reusable cloud
3. Architect Solutions that will run on a
cloud
–
–
Administrator or construct role.
Install, configure, operate
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Connect existing infrastructure,
migrate apps to the cloud, manage
employees move to cloud
–
Requires experienced professional
with IT, MIS and comp sci
background.
Understand technologies like Open
Stack, Bluemix, AWS, Linux.
2. Build cloud components
–
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Build reusable components. Deep
development of code to go into
docker container or open stack
extensions
Deep development skills,
understands high end comp sci,
networking, virtualization, security,
Open stack, Cloud Foundary, Docker,
NoSQL, DB systems, containers
4. Build Apps on Clouds
–
Standard App development,
multilanguages (Java, Python, Go,
Ruby), NOSQL, SQL, agile dev opps,
modern dev ops tools – Model,
Hudson-Jenkins, Bluemix, etc.
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New professions: Cognitive Computing
Core Text Search and Analytics
Machine Learning
Natural Language Processing
Data Mining, Information Retrieval
Pattern Recognition
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
Cognitive
Computing
Academic Fields – Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Pattern
Recognition, Text Search and Analytics, Speech and Image Processing, Computational Linguistics,
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, Information Retrieval and Management, Human Computer
Interaction, Sensing and Actuation (Robotics), Social Intelligence, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer
Science, Behavioral Science,
Emerging Academic Fields – Cognitive Computer Science, Cognitive Information Systems, Knowledge
Representation and Reasoning, Computational Neuroscience
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What’s Next? Quantum, of Course!
IBM Offers a Quantum Research Experience to Speed Innovation – Try it!
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The New IBM Academic Initiative
Our mission
Partner with academic institutions to better
educate millions of students for a more
competitive IT workforce
Our offerings – no charge access to
Access to cloud and Watson Services
IBM technology& tools
(thousands of software titles)
course materials & curriculum
(hundreds of modules)
a worldwide community of IBM volunteers
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License management
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Watson Cognitive Services on Bluemix
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