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2. Innovación I+D
IBM alberga más patentes que alguna otra empresa de tecnología de Estados Unidos, y tiene
nueve laboratorios de investigación mundialmente. Sus empleados han recibidos cinco
Premios Nobel, cuatro Premios Turing, nueve National Medals of Technology, y cinco National
Medals of Science.
IBM es una de las principales compañías de tecnología del mundo, siendo el valor que entrega
al cliente mayor que el valor de la tecnología que aplica. Desarrollando proyectos a través de la
metodología Agile.
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con clientes, gestionan servicios de almacenamiento en cloud y operan infraestructura de
almacenamiento de clientes.
Esta amplia experiencia ayuda a aplicar las tecnologías de IBM a los problemas de negocios a
fondo, con la meta de maximizar el valor para el cliente.
IBM ha sido considerado durante mucho tiempo un líder y un innovador en las nuevas
tecnologías que ayudan a mejorar el rendimiento y la capacidad de los dispositivos de
almacenamiento moderno, tal y como se ha mostrado. IBM ofrece así, muchas soluciones para
diferentes necesidades de almacenamiento, así destacan sus unidades de disco duro Deskstar.
IBM no hace ninguna excepción en la familia Deskstar, cuando se trata de su filosofía de
ofrecer innovación y calidad en sus productos, como lo demuestra la introducción del Deskstar
75 GXP.
"Like a lot of other people, I went out and bought myself a nice 60GB IBM DeskStar 75GXP (ATA100,
7200rpm) hard drive to put in my sparkling new computer. Boy was that a mistake! A few months
after I got the drive, it failed with horrific grinding and clicking noises, plus random data loss. So I
RMA'd the first one and got a 'SERVICEABLE USED PART' replacement from IBM, which died of the
same death after another few months. Not getting the hint, I RMA'd that one. Last week, I got the
refab. drive back from IBM and it has already died, in less than a week! This time I did some site
searching and found many people are having problems with this drive. Sites such as The Inquirer ,
Hexus ,Tech Report ,Hardware One , Sysopt, and even this PCWorld have dedicated articles, forums
and user reviews to these failing and defective drives. From what I can understand, IBM is not
publicly acknowledging that they screwed up here. How many other people out there have had their
75GXP (or 60GXP) drives fail? What size were they? What part
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number? What did IBM do about it? It is my opinion that IBM should do something about this,
since I've seen an unnaturally high number of complaints about this drive now that I started
looking for customer feedback. Also, here is a letter I sent to IBM explaining my frustration with
them. It has more information in it."