A 30-minute film directed by Errol Morris features current and retired IBM employees discussing their experiences and the company's century-long impact.
“IBM Centennial Film”
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A 30-minute film directed by Errol Morris features current and retired IBM employees discussing their experiences and the company's century-long impact.
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Synopsis
Current and retired IBM employees recount their experiences at the company. Directed by Errol Morris, the 30-minute film marks IBM's centennial. Employees discuss their roles in shaping technology and business practices over the last century. The documentary includes reflections on IBM’s impact on industries worldwide. Philip Glass features in the film, which presents a range of perspectives on IBM's evolution. Personal stories illustrate the company's significance in the modern business environment.
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Why Watch
- Meet influential figures from IBM's history.
- See how IBM changed technology over 100 years.
- Find out about the company's centennial celebration.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Oscar winner Errol Morris.
- It features composer Philip Glass in its cast.
- The documentary is 30 minutes long.
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