IBM is claiming some profound improvements for macOS versus Windows in business operating environments, but it's not clear the gains are coming from the OS difference itself. Share on Facebook (opens ...

In what could be construed as one bizarre combination, IBM is planning to slap together its zEnterprise mainframe with Windows applications. These systems---available Dec. 16---are notable on a few ...

An IBM study has revealed that employees using Macs were 22% more likely to exceed expectations in performance reviews compared to Windows users. Those employees using Macs also generated 16% more ...

Tech giant IBM announced its Mac@IBM program in 2015 and since then has more than 290,000 Apple devices. It was revealed that 22% more macOS users exceeded expectations in performance reviews as ...

IBM today announced new programs and supporting classes to help Business Partners and customers move from the legacy Microsoft Windows NT operating system to Linux, the fastest growing server ...

The new Windows support comes via x86 processor-based blades that plug into IBM's BladeCenter Extension, said Doris Conti, System z marketing director at IBM. The zEnterprise BladeCenter Extension, or ...

It appears either Microsoft has mainframe-envy or IBM is not too happy about Microsoft's data center ambitions of late. Most likely, it's a combination of both. Consider the following: Microsoft ...

IBM stunned everyone at the annual Jamf Nation User Conference when it announced that Mac users are more likely to stay with the company and they are more productive than the Windows users. The Armonk ...

IBM's Fletcher Previn says that the company has saved millions of dollars by switching to Macs in the workplace YouTube IBM says that it has saved millions of dollars by getting employees to use Apple ...

Even though Windows Phone's consumer base is smaller than those for Apple's and Google's mobile platforms, it's projected to be the fastest-growing mobile OS in the coming years. IDC today issued its ...

IBM said it now has more than 290,000 Apple devices, a Mac@IBM program and is gathering employee engagement data based on the programs. The upshot is that macOS users deliver better performance and ...