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34
“I’ve worked in plenty of small
companies and know the advantages
and disadvantages. The cool thing
about today is that we have all the
benefits of being closely connected
—
like in a small company
—
but we also
have access to the breadth of the
IBM brain trust.”
maria arbusto
Senior Manager, IBM Intranet
Web conferences:
9,000 e-meetings
per month, avoiding
$50 million in costs in 2002
ManagerJam:
In July 2002, more than
8,000 managers came together
in a global
three-day intranet
event to generate
and share ideas on the
manager’s role in a networked
enterprise
“I’d love this job even if we were
just working on behalf of
people with disabilities.
But since I believe every person,
at some stage in life, will develop
a disability or limitation, I take
a very broad view of why
technology has to be
available and accessible
—
to all people.”
shon saliga
Director, Worldwide Accessibility Center
National Business and
Disability Council names IBM’s
Web Adaptation Technology
its 2002
“product of
the year”