19 Quotes by Bob Djurdjevic

Prior to 1994, IBM didn't have the kind of structure it has now. They also had silos,

You put it all together and what it tells me is they're losing more business than they're selling. And that's a worrisome sign.

This is exactly what IBM went through during that time frame.

They got rid of a dud, so the profitability of the rest of IBM hardware can now shine.

They got rid of a dud so that the profitability of the rest of IBM hardware can now shine. Hardware revenues without the PC business increased 6% or 9% in constant dollars.

They got rid of a dud so that the profitability of the rest of IBM hardware can now shine.

The Big Blue ship is leaking and creaking, and the new skipper says there's no need to change, ... Just keep those fingers plugged in the leaks, as we rehearse the sinking ship drill at Armonk. Well, investors think there is good reason to change. They are voting with their feet, just as we predicted back in January.

That's been the sales pitch I've been hearing from all these companies.

The mainframe is much more important to IBM than meets the eye. Off of that mainframe IBM gets a ton of other revenue.