Employees are what drive an organization — they define what you build, what you sell, what you spend, and your overall success.

Imagine a concert in which the strings are in Vienna, the woodwinds in Paris, the percussion in London, and the horns in Rome.

Deutsche Telekom AG and Envision Digital today announced their partnership to deliver a charging solution for electric vehicles (EVs) in Germany.

By adopting IBM Cloud, EGYPTAIR will also leverage IBM Watson Assistant to create an AI virtual agent to help transform their travelers’ shopping experience.

And Booking Group announced that the online car rental company is accelerating its transformation with IBM Cloud technology and services.

Siemens Mobility will fully digitalize the Finnentrop interlocking in the state of North-Rhine Westphalia within one year for DB Netz AG.

Siemens has successfully closed the sale of Flender GmbH to The Carlyle Group for €2.025 billion (enterprise value).

For Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day (IWD), we are shining a spotlight on the dynamic women of Samsung through a series of companywide initiatives that honor the prominent leaders, next generation talent, and working mothers within our organization.

As we approach one full year since the restrictions and disruptions in response to the pandemic took their full effect here in the U.S., I find myself reflecting on all that has occurred during that time, and how business—and perhaps life in general—has been forever changed.

Samsung Electronics America, the world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced the 980 NVMe SSD[1], the company’s first consumer drive without DRAM.