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Updated 13th October 2025
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IT Assessor
3B - 10B USD, BankingFAVORABLE
“A good product with a high learning curve”
The product has a very steep learning curve, which made it difficult to implement the product immediately. Each installation and patch application was difficult and time-consuming.
Manager of IT Services
1B - 3B USD, IT ServicesCRITICAL
“good product it get a very good result to acomplish apps projects”
We use the product but we need more technical experience to get better apps
About Company
Company Description
IBM is a well-established entity focused on technology and development. The primary mission revolves around fostering technological growth and enhancing infrastructure, achieved through focused developments and consulting services. By encouraging inventiveness and innovation, it is geared towards facilitating the transition of theoretical ideas into practical realities, thus improving global functionalities. IBM brings about transformation by creating advanced solutions that reshape and redefine the world.
Company Details
Company type
Public
Year Founded
1911
Head office location
Armonk, New York, United States
Number of employees
10001+
Annual Revenue
30B+ USD
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It demands a heavy learning curve and has complex configurations and adjustmentes. Very heavy server compared to others on the market. It is highly customizable, but you have to pay a high price for it.
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- IT Assessor1B-10B USDBankingReview Source
A good product with a high learning curve
The product has a very steep learning curve, which made it difficult to implement the product immediately. Each installation and patch application was difficult and time-consuming. - IT Senior Analyst50M-1B USDBankingReview Source
Exploring Efficient Customer Support and New Feature Updates
They have a good time response when we open a ticket, requesting support. - IT Security & Risk Management Associate50M-1B USDInsurance (except health)Review Source
Balancing High Performance and Complex Interface: A Deep Dive
Good performance and support but complex interface and setup - IT Specialist<50M USDBankingReview Source
Scalability and reliability guaranteed
It is a solid platform for our business applications. Its scalability and reliability are impressive, with advanced security features. Although it has a learning curve and can be expensive, its solid support backing makes it worth it. - SENIOR DEVSECOPS ENGINEER<50M USDIT ServicesReview Source
A rock solid application server for legacy Java application
IBM WebSphere application server (WAS) it's a rock solid solution when you have to develop and run your Java application on the IBMJVM runtime
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