CEO Arvind Krishna said in his letter to investors that IBM had underestimated the "magnitude" of clients changing spending habits.
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“What played out was worse than our expectations,” CEO Arvind Krishna warned investors.
In a recent letter to investors, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna explained that the company experienced some unexpected shortfalls in its…
IBM's second-quarter results missed expectations, impacted by customer spending shifts, triggering one of the worst crashes in…
“What played out was worse than our expectations,” CEO Arvind Krishna warned investors.
CEO Arvind Krishna admitted the tech giant ‘did not adapt quickly enough’.
