IBM (International Business Machines) was formed from a merger of three companies on June 16, 1911. Those companies were; Tabulating Machine Company (D.C. Based), the International Time Recording Company (Endicott), and Computing Tabulating Recording company (CTR). This merger was financed by Charles Flint. Who would run the now called CTR until 1914.
In 1914 Flint hired Thomas J. Watson I to lead the new company. In 1924 Watson changed the name of C-T-R to the International Business Machines company (IBM) because he felt CTR was not sufficient to the vision of the company. It was Watson who institutded many of the corporate structure and programs which IBM is best known for today.
International Business Machines Corporation, abbreviated IBM and nicknamed "Big Blue" (for its official corporate color),
As the IBM 1620 was introduced by IBM in 1959 there were many programmers long before 1964.
PCDOS an IBM branded version of MSDOS, licensed to IBM. Eventually IBM abandoned it and MicroSoft took over direct marketing of MSDOS.
First IBM PC (Personal Computer) was IBM model number5150, which was introduced on August 12, 1981.IBM's first electronic digital computer was the 701 Defense Calculator, introduced in 1952.IBM's first computer was the Harvard Mark I, in 1942, but it was electromechanical.
IBM came first
Mr. Thomas J Watson was the founder of IBM..
Thomas watson
Watson, named after IBM's founder, Thomas J. Watson, is an Artificial Intelligence program developed by IBM designed to answer questions posed in natural language.
Never. He was a founder of Microsoft.
Founded 1891 as the Tabulating Machines Company by Herman Hollerith It officially became IBM after mergers in 1924.
Bill Gates never worked for IBM. He was the founder of Microsoft. But, Mircrosoft and IBM licensed MS-DOS for IBM's new IBM PC-AT. They then began working to develop, OS/2 a more advanced operating system. But Microsoft had different plans and IBM finished OS/2 by itself.
If you mean a HLL compiler, John Backus of IBM for FORTRAN.
Founder of C-T-R, IBM's first name: Charles Flint Thomas J. Watson was recruited by Charles Flint to help run the company, and under him it was renamed IBM.
Yes, Thomas J. Watson, the founder of IBM, was a Freemason. He was actively involved in the organization and held various positions within it throughout his life. Watson's Masonic affiliation influenced his leadership style and business philosophy, emphasizing principles such as integrity and community service.
Ken Kutaragi was the man who designed the PlayStation 3, alongside people from IBM and Toshiba. Together with Sony, they formed the "STI" alliance, though IBM betrayed them by selling the technology in the PS3 processor to Microsoft.
The Genographic Project was founded by the National Geographic Society and IBM. No one man is credited with the foundation of the Project but instead the aforementioned corporate bodies.
IBM manufactures IBM printers.