IBM
Summary
IBM, or International Business Machines Corporation, is a leading global technology company that specializes in cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and enterprise solutions. Founded in 1911, it has a long history of innovation and has been a key player in the evolution of computing technology. IBM offers a wide range of products and services, including hardware, software, and consulting, and is known for its commitment to research and development. The company is also actively involved in sustainability initiatives and aims to address climate-related challenges through its technological solutions.
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Company name
IBM
Headquarters
Armonk, New York, USA
Date of establishment
1911-06
Website
Software
IBM’s Envizi ESG Suite is an enterprise platform for sustainability and ESG leaders who need dependable, audit-ready data across complex operations. Envizi builds a finance-grade system of record that unifies utility, facilities, and value-chain information so organizations can manage emissions and disclosures with confidence. Teams, from site managers to corporate executives, use Envizi to standardize data capture, streamline assurance, and guide decision-making across Scopes 1–3 and evolving regulations. Its modular design helps programs scale across geographies and business units while maintaining governance and traceability required for assurance, investor scrutiny, and rigorous board oversight.
IBM Environmental Intelligence Solutions is a climate and weather intelligence platform that helps businesses monitor, predict, and respond to environmental risks. It provides real-time weather tracking, alerts, and industry-specific insights, allowing companies to prevent disruptions, optimize operations, and improve resilience. With customizable dashboards, data modeling, and tools for energy, supply chain, agriculture, and infrastructure, it enables organizations to make informed decisions and adapt to climate challenges efficiently.
