IBM awards the Certificate of a genuine Authorised Partner for Vina Aspire in Vietnam – IBM Authorised Partner

Vina Aspire’s representative stated: “In order to obtain the opportunity to be here and get this result today, the Vina Aspire team has been attempting seriously to fulfill the standard of an IBM Authorised Partner. IBM (a prestigious and powerful corporation over 100 years old) has provided us with credibility, assistance, and unending enthusiastic support. Right now, at this moment, Vina Aspire is pleased and honored to send our sincerest thanks to the IBM Vietnam team.”

As one of the top companies in the world for computer technology and a long time leader in Gartner’s data center services, IBM constantly strives to develop and broaden the market by collaborating with reputable partners and experienced expert teams. Among the multitude of organizations, Vina Aspire is an extremely outstanding nomination.

“We are confident in our ability to offer customers the Security and Information Security solutions and services that best support their production and business operations.” The Vina Aspire representative declared.

Vina Aspire – IBM Authorised Partner marks a sustainable partnership between IBM and Vina Aspire. This cooperation is the key to leveraging the strength of ecosystem partners in the Vietnam area with a focus on AI, data management capabilities, and network security.

IBM (International Business Machines Corporation), also known as “Big Blue”,  is a multinational technology company headquartered in Armonk, New York, USA. The company is one of the few information technology companies with a long history dating back to the 19th century. IBM specializes in the manufacture and sale of computer hardware and software products. Simultaneously, IBM likewise offers infrastructure (services), hosting (services), and consulting services in the limiting zone from mainframe computers to nanotechnology computers.

IBM has recently become known as a leading computer manufacturing company, with more than 388,000 workers worldwide. IBM is the largest tech employer in the world. That is the reason why IBM is the largest employer of technology workers. It is a great advantage, but its revenue fell to second place behind Hewlett-Packard in 2007.

IBM holds more patents than any other technology company in the US. They have engineers and consultants in more than 70 countries, and IBM Research has 8 laboratories around the world. 3 Nobel Prizes, 4 Turing Awards, 5 national technology medals, and 5 national science medals have all been won by IBM employees. As a microprocessor manufacturer, IBM is one of the world’s top 20 semiconductor chip distributors.

IBM started as a tabulator manufacturing company in Broome County, New York, near Herman Hollerith. On June 16, 1911, IBM incorporated into the Computing Tabulating Recording Corporation (CTR) and was registered on the New York Stock Exchange in 1916. When IBM became one of the Fortune 500 companies in 1924, it adopted its current name. This company also produced approximately 346,500 M1 Carbines during WWII before focusing solely on information technology.

In May 2007, IBM announced its “Big Green” plan, a backup to a $1 billion per year per enterprise plan to increase energy efficiency. It is expected that new IBM products and new service tasks will reduce data center energy consumption and technology infrastructure and transform client system technology into the “green” data center, with approximately 42% energy savings compared to an average data center. The “Big Green” plan outlines 5 steps for clients to improve energy efficiency. The initiative includes a global “green team” for more than 850 energy capacity architects from IBM. IBM has been building an $86 million green data center as part of a project in Boulder and will consolidate nearly 4,000 servers from six global locations to 30 mainframes running the Linux operating system.