IBM (NYSE: IBM) has announced its first software development lab in Malaysia. The lab will help accelerate the creation of products for IBM's Tivoli Netcool software group that focuses on the communications service providers.
The lab builds upon IBM's deep R&D commitment focused on the designing and developing first-of-a-kind solutions that respond to customers' computing challenges. There are currently 120 software engineers working in the lab with plans to increase by another 30 in 2008.
"The software development lab highlights Malaysia's role as an important location to help fulfill our global research, development and business strategy," said Ou Shian Waei, Managing Director, IBM Malaysia. "As a globally integrated company, we are committed to drawing on locally established skills and talent to create value for clients worldwide."
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The lab builds upon IBM's deep R&D commitment focused on the designing and developing first-of-a-kind solutions that respond to customers' computing challenges. There are currently 120 software engineers working in the lab with plans to increase by another 30 in 2008.
"The software development lab highlights Malaysia's role as an important location to help fulfill our global research, development and business strategy," said Ou Shian Waei, Managing Director, IBM Malaysia. "As a globally integrated company, we are committed to drawing on locally established skills and talent to create value for clients worldwide."
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