IBM CEO Ginni Rometty: Reinventing IBM | Mad Money | CNBC

IBM's CEO Ginni Romety is busy these days, balancing reinventing one of Wall Street’s most iconic companies while advising President Trump. Jim Cramer sat down with her for her take on both and more.

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IBM CEO Ginni Rometty: Reinventing IBM | Mad Money | CNBC

[manavgupta]

"Growth and Comfort CANNOT CoExist" GR. Awesome!

[erickednaldodelima]

Interesting to see Ginni Romety vision for the future, train youngs employers to absorb culture and knoledge instead of bureaucracy ia a awesome way to go; agile is the future and a team extrutured around lean is awesome to work.

[doodelay]

IBM is positioning to be one of the most profitable companies in the world within the next 10 years.
They're ahead of the game on blockchain technology, AI, and quantum computing. They are on their way to greatness.

[kellykitkat]

Looks like the tv show, Mad Men - but rather than sell advertising campaigns for clients, IBM creates watson-powered apps for potential customers (clients), and says, "So, wanna buy, or should I hit delete?" .. I think that is what the new IBM is doing.

[Badcity]

IBM Workspaces filled with Apple computers and still flourishing. Interesting to say the least.

[yoitslemonboy]

those people in the back arent really working are they...

[kennettle]

she has continued to fail fail fail. Why did it take so long for her to resign. Good bye Ginni.

[adamwalker]

how can we express the investors concern across prime decision makers within a company?
PLS Answer me

[Heavy_Distortion]

IBM's glory days are never coming back. It's over. The new generation has no use for IBM.

[denysrivard]

have they invented anything in 20 years ?

[ghirardellichocolate]

so hiding liver issues with Sally Hansen Xtreme Wear Manicure is probably the road to take.