This document provides an overview of IBM Service Center Groningen, including IBM's values and diversity policies. It discusses IBM's history as the largest IT company worldwide with over 425,000 employees. It then describes the Groningen Service Center, founded in 2013 with 100+ employees providing application development and maintenance. The document outlines IBM's global values developed via employee discussions, which guide decision making and behavior. It also summarizes IBM's diversity policy of creating an equal opportunity environment without discrimination based on various attributes. Examples of diversity at the Groningen center are given regarding women in IT and employees from different countries.
2. For this hour
Introduction
IBM
IBM in Groningen (IBM Services Center)
IBM Values
Diversity & IBM
Diversity cases
Q&A
3. • Largest & oldest IT company worldwide
• Founded in 1911
• Corporate HQ Armonk, New York
• More than 425.000 employees
• Business to business market
• IT Consultancy, IT solutions (hardware & software)
• Buidling a Smarter Planet: Work on solutions that make the difference in the world.
4. • Founded in 2013
• Located in the center of the city Groningen
• 100+ employees
• Services Center: Application development & maintenance
• IBM Interactive Experience Lab (IX)
• Keywords: Young, vibrant, innovative, passion
5. IBM HR Global Values
A company based on values
Value Jam in 2003 by IBM-ers for IBM-ers
72 hrs discussion
Via IBM intranet
The values express:
What differentiates IBM with clients, investors, employees, communities
Our mission, our aspirations
How we make decisions at our company
How we behave and act, collectively and individually
6. IBM HR Global Values: Lets discuss!
Dedication to every client's success.
Innovation that matters - for our company and for the world.
Trust and personal responsibility in all relationships.
7. IBM HR Diversity policy
Goal: Create a diverse environment to be an equel opportunity employer.
Some facts about IBM & diversity
1914: IBM hired first disabled worker
1935: IBM opens first professional training school for women
1937: IBM opens office in China
1942: IBM introduced Disabled Employee Training Program
1946: IBM hired the first black salesman
• Conduct business activities without discrimination based on:
• Race
• Color
• Genetics
• Religion
• Gender/ gender identity or expression
• Sexual orientation
• National origin
• Disability,
• Age
8. ISC Diversity Casus
Women in IT
Having a employees from all over Europe
IBM Colleagues from all over the world.