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IBM launches analytics centre in Tokyo

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IBM has announced the launch of a Tokyo-based IBM Analytics Solution centre, which is part of a global network of analytics focused centres.

Through these centers, IBM hopes to address the demand for advanced analytics capabilities need to help clients build smarter business systems and drive improved decision-making.

The new centre is co-located at IBM’s Marunouchi office in Tokyo as well as at IBM’s Yamato Lab in Kanagawa Prefecture. It aims to draw on global IBM know-how, including more than 150 mathematicians and software engineers at IBM Research – Tokyo and Yamato Software Development Laboratory to help companies turn data into predictive intelligence.

Initially, the centre will be staffed by up to 500 IBM Japan consultants, researchers and software experts.

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