Earlier this month Sam Palmisano stepped down as CEO of IBM. Palmisano has been with Big Blue for four decades, and while IBM may have seemed more dominant back when he started in 1973, the company's lasting power can be attributed in part to its ability to reinvent itself and adapt to shifts in the marketplace like few others its size. Palmisano, who remains with IBM as chairman, spoke with Wharton School professor of management Michael Useem, and discussed his work at the company, some of his moves as CEO, and how a big company like IBM can foster innovation:
Posted
01-25-2012 7:22 AM
by
Graham Griffith