Ex IBMer here. When i was here i was told Bob would be one of the only B2B companies selling IDEs and the ONLY to do on-prem (few months ago.)
Do you guys still think Bob has a shot in this current market? Will large clients be convinced this kind of IDE+ on prem is the difference maker to be better than cursor/claude code/copilot ?
I have heard they have gotten strict about RTO in Ireland now. Previously it wasn't enforced. Can someone please clarify what the new rules are and how it's enforced?
I am an employee, but on extended sick leave without email access, so I haven't received any of the RTO emails so I am hoping someone here can share please.
Hello everyone,
I'm hoping someone in this community can help me learn more about my grandmother, Carmen Luisa Araya, who worked as a COBOL programmer at IBM in New York City.
According to my family's history, she worked at IBM from approximately 1975 until the late 1980s, possibly at the company's offices in the World Trade Center (Twin Towers).
I'm trying to learn more about her professional career, including the projects she worked on, the mainframe systems she may have used, and whether any technical documentation, archived records, employee directories, or internal publications from that period might still exist.
Unfortunately, the IBM Archives email address I previously had is no longer working, so I'm looking for alternative ways to contact IBM Archives or connect with former IBM employees who might be able to point me in the right direction.
If you worked with COBOL at IBM in New York during the 1970s or 1980s, worked at the World Trade Center offices, or remember a colleague named Carmen Araya, I would be very grateful to hear from you.
I'm based in Chile, and this research is deeply meaningful to me. My grandmother's career as a programmer is an important part of our family history, and I would love to preserve and learn more about her professional legacy.
Even a small clue, a suggested archive, or a contact who might be able to help would mean a great deal to me.
Thank you for taking the time to read my post!
Hi IBMers! After several, hard months of applying to design jobs, I finally got moved to the interview stage for IBM's Associate Designer role. I just wanted to create a post asking for any tips and/or insights on the interview process for a role like this.
Thanks !!!