IBM Engineering Test Management Pricing & Demo

IBM generates its revenue from 5 business segments: cognitive solutions, global business services, technology services and cloud platforms, systems and technology, and global financing and others. IBM has a global reach with offices set up in Americas, EMEA, and APAC. Since 2010, the company has invested approximately USD 40 billion in the areas such as cloud platforms, cognitive solutions, and security. IBM continues to focus on innovative and efficient IT solutions to help its clients. Additionally, the company provides longterm value to shareholders. IBM has strengthened its position in the TDM market through strategic organic investments and acquisitions in areas such as cognitive solutions, technology services, and cloud platforms. Furthermore, the company has formed partnerships with organizations that are the leading market players in key industries. As of 2016, IBM has 8,088 patents filed, and it has also been awarded more US patents than any other company. The company provides TDM solutions and services to the private and public sectors. It focuses majorly on organic growth strategies. For instance, in September 2014, IBM released IBM InfoSphere Optim v11.3 to deliver enhanced TDM features for big data and cloud. The new version offers improved governance, privacy, policy management, productivity, integration capabilities, testing agility, scalability, and faster time-to-market with easy cloud deployments. IBM has a wide industry reach with the prime focus on the BFSI, IT and telecom, healthcare, and government verticals. The company has strong tie-ups with VARs, system integrators, distributors, and other channel partners, who help the company cater its products and services to a wide range of customers.