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Apple Macintosh software will not readily run on an IBM computer.

One trend in office management is cloud collaboration. Cloud collaboration is software stored online that allows coworkers to work remotely in a team.

This is actually quite a technical question. "Listed exchange" can bear a general meaning and a technical (legal) meaning. On the basis that "listed exchange" generally means, as widely understood in the financial world, a stock exchange which (i) is regulated by market disclosure, insider dealing, entry qualification etc. requirements in common with international standards, (ii) offers sufficient liquidity to attract international investors, then the answer is yes, the Bombay Stock Exchange is a listed exchange. However, "listed exchange" and similar terms bear different meanings in a legal terms. For instance, the UK Inland Revenue has a concept of "recognised stock exchange" - for example, you can invest your ISA allowance in listed securities, but they have to be listed on a recognised stock exchange, which the Revenue publishes a list of - broadly, most of the internationally know stock exchanges, but not the Bombay Stock Exchange. The EU Prospectus Directive applies to issuers on "regulated markets" - again, this bears a special meaning, and does not cover all stock exchanges in Europe. So, the short answer is yes, given that the Bombay Stock Exchange has international standing, but if you asking in a legal context, the answer may be more difficult. Hope this helps.

Geography is the study of the earths surface, so a geographical territory is essentially any region of the earth, for instance, the neighborhood you live in. Usually, however, the term is used to refer to larger areas with a particular significance, say the Arctic region for instance.

I do not have the location of CRAY yet, but IBM appears to be located in Brooklyn, NY - see the IBM website.

The computer is personal again.....

If any MNC works in INDIA it will countibute to INDIAS GDP and it countibutes in parent countries GNP.

Newton Smith is 52 years old basing on his account in W3.

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IBM = International Business Machines

IBM is a public company, owned by its Shareholders.

The CEO of IBM is Samuel J. Palmisano.

IBM China is a subsidiary of the global technology company IBM, which is headquartered in the United States. While it operates in China and serves the local market, it is ultimately part of the larger IBM corporation. Therefore, IBM China is not a Chinese company, but rather a branch of an American multinational firm.

Vision of IBM:

Unique perspectivs on how to change the way the world works.

IBM Watson offers several advantages, including its powerful natural language processing capabilities, which enable it to analyze and interpret vast amounts of data quickly. Its applications span various industries, enhancing decision-making and efficiency in fields like healthcare and finance. However, disadvantages include high costs associated with implementation and maintenance, as well as challenges in integration with existing systems. Additionally, reliance on AI can raise ethical concerns regarding data privacy and accountability.

In IBM India, Band 6C typically refers to a specific job level within the company's organizational hierarchy. This band is often associated with experienced professionals who possess a significant level of expertise in their field, usually in technical or managerial roles. Employees at this level are expected to handle complex projects, lead teams, and contribute to strategic decision-making processes. The exact responsibilities and expectations may vary depending on the specific role and department within IBM.

Yes, IBM is a Fortune 500 company. It has consistently ranked on the list due to its significant revenue and influence in the technology sector. The Fortune 500 ranks the largest U.S. companies by total revenue, and IBM has been a prominent player in the industry for decades.

No, the Apple II is not a clone of the IBM PC; they are distinct computers with different architectures and design philosophies. The Apple II, released in 1977, was one of the first highly successful mass-produced microcomputer products, while the IBM PC, introduced in 1981, was designed for a different market and emphasized compatibility with existing business software. Although both contributed significantly to the personal computer revolution, they catered to different user needs and preferences.

I would think that one would be able to. For complete answers to this question one might look to inquire with the IBM company to see how and if one can go about doing so.

It stands for International Business Machines.

The New York Stock Exchange, NYSE

Pawn shop is your best bet. it's too heavy to ship.

PS I know the speakers aren't broken physically because the sound works when it's low battery and it makes noise but it will not do sound after someone was messing around on it trying to fix it.

The IBM 2250 was the graphic display unit made in 1964. This computer came with a 21 inch display and had many features that were extremely advanced for the time, including a light pen that was used in connection with the screen.

To assemble:

1) Hold the correction cartridge in your left hand and the ribbon cartridge in your right hand such that the mostly flat slick sides (bottom) of the cartridges are facing each other and the arms or pointed ends are facing up.

2) Look for the mounting tabs on the correction cartridge.

The mounting tabs will be near the pointed ends and on the bottom side of the cartridge.

3) Hold both cartridges so that you can put them together with the bottom sides facing one another.

4) Take the ribbon cartridges pointed ends and slide the two cartridges together by beginning with the pointed ends of the ribbon cartridge sliding across the bottom of the correction cartridge until the pointed ends of the ribbon cartridge slide into the slots on the correction cartridge and both pointed ends align with each other.

5) Press both cartridges together until you hear a light snap sound.

6) Wind the ribbon using the blue or orange gear (clockwise) on the right rear side of the ribbon cartridge until the ribbon appears all black between the arms.

7) Then wind the correction tape on the cartridges with the similar gear on its cartridge clockwise until the clear correction tape appears.

8) Place into typewriter and you are ready to type.

To Remove one from the other:

Notice that there is a small latch that will release the two cartridges from one another that is on the ribbon cartridge. It is located in between the two pointed arms on the main body of the ribbon cartridge. Press it and slightly pull the cartridges apart and slide the correction cartridge off.