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© 2003 IBM Corporation
IBM Accounting and FinanceIt’s Your Career – Capitalize on the ChallengesIndiana University
Lorrie PateSeptember 9, 2004
IBM Accounting and Finance
© 2003 IBM Corporation
What Do You Know About IBM?What Do You Know About IBM?
In what city & state is IBM's Headquarters?In what city & state is IBM's Headquarters?
How many people are employed by IBM?How many people are employed by IBM?
Who is IBM's current CEO?Who is IBM's current CEO?
Where is IBM's largest worldwide site located?Where is IBM's largest worldwide site located?
Who is IBM's external auditor?Who is IBM's external auditor?
IBM Accounting and Finance
© 2003 IBM Corporation
How did you do?How did you do?
Headquartered in Armonk, NYHeadquartered in Armonk, NY319,000 employees worldwide319,000 employees worldwide
Samuel J. Palmisano - current CEOSamuel J. Palmisano - current CEO
Largest Worldwide Site: Raleigh/RTP Largest Worldwide Site: Raleigh/RTP
PWC is IBM's external auditorPWC is IBM's external auditor
IBM Accounting and Finance
© 2003 IBM Corporation
Did You Know?Did You Know?
IBM has operations in approximately 170 countriesIBM has operations in approximately 170 countriesIBM is the 9th largest Fortune 500 company based IBM is the 9th largest Fortune 500 company based
on 2003 revenueson 2003 revenuesIBM is the world's largest information technology IBM is the world's largest information technology
company with 2003 revenues of $89Bcompany with 2003 revenues of $89BIBM invests more than $5B per year in R&DIBM invests more than $5B per year in R&DFor the eleventh consecutive year, IBM was the top
recipient of U.S. patents in 2003
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IBM’s On Demand Commitment– Sam PalmisanoIBM’s On Demand Commitment– Sam Palmisano
“In the on demand era, the enterprises that thrive will be those which successfully achieve totally new levels of integration: of processes, applications and employees inside; of suppliers, distributors and customers outside. Make no mistake, this kind of integration is hard work, but the rewards are well worth the effort -- an enterprise that is responsive to changes in its environment, flexible in its operations, focused on its core competencies, and resilient to all manner of challenges and threats.
IBM has been a part of the IT industry from day one, and we’ve never been more optimistic about the future. We’ve committed our entire company -- the energies and expertise of our global workforce, our unmatched leadership in innovation, and the industry’s deepest portfolio of technical assets -- to helping our customers become on demand businesses. It's been a fascinating and rewarding journey. And the best is yet to come.”
IBM Accounting and Finance
© 2003 IBM Corporation
Somers, NY PoughkeepsieEast Fishkill
Research Triangle Park, NC(Raleigh/Durham)
Austin, TX
San Jose, CA
Rochester, MN
Burlington, VT
Boulder, CO
Southbury, CT
IBM US Major SitesIBM US Major Sites
Atlanta
IBM Accounting and Finance
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Finance – Multidimensional Expressions and Opportunities
Brands Corporate
Sales &DistributionAmericas/EMEA/AP
Brands
Global Services
Systems & Technology
GroupCorporate
SoftwareGroup
Global Financing
Personal SystemsGroup
EnterpriseOn
Demand
IBM Accounting and Finance
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Finance – Multidimensional Expressions and Opportunities
Planning
PricingAccounting
Treasury and Tax
Internal Audit
BusinessDevelopment
IBM Accounting and Finance
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Accounting OpportunitiesAccounting Opportunities
Accounting AnalysisAccounting Analysis
GeographyGeography
BrandBrand
CorporateCorporate
ConsolidationConsolidation
Financial statement componentsFinancial statement components•Revenue, Expense, Cost, Balance SheetRevenue, Expense, Cost, Balance Sheet
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Accounting Opportunities (continued)Accounting Opportunities (continued)Financial SystemsFinancial Systems
General ledgerGeneral ledger
ConsolidationConsolidation
Fixed AssetsFixed Assets
Accounts payableAccounts payable
IntercompanyIntercompanyExternal ReportingExternal Reporting
10K, 10Q, Etc.10K, 10Q, Etc.
Annual ReportAnnual ReportAccounting PracticesAccounting Practices
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Other Financial OpportunitiesOther Financial Opportunities
Pricing
– Establish pricing strategy to optimize IBM financial returns
– Perform in-depth investment analysis of complex business proposals
Treasury and Tax
– Capital Structure
– Financial Risk Management
– Debt and Capital Markets
– Intercompany Relationships
– Investor Relations
– Cash Management
– Retirement Funds
IBM Accounting and Finance
© 2003 IBM Corporation
Other Financial OpportunitiesOther Financial Opportunities
Business Development
– Corporate
– Business Unit
Planning
– Measurements, Budgeting and Forecasting
– Operational Accounting
Internal Audit
IBM Accounting and Finance
© 2003 IBM Corporation
Internal Audit
Cost Accounting Planning
Business Development
Pricing Tax
Financial Systems
TreasuryGlobal Financing
Financial Reporting
Accounting Analysis
Financial Career PathsFinancial Career PathsIBM = Opportunity!IBM = Opportunity!
IBM Accounting and Finance
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Accounting Opportunities – LocationsAccounting Opportunities – Locations
In the USIn the US
New York/ConnecticutNew York/Connecticut•Somers and ArmonkSomers and Armonk
Consolidation, Geography HQ, Worldwide Brand, Consolidation, Geography HQ, Worldwide Brand, Corporate Headquarters Corporate Headquarters
•SouthburySouthbury
Intercompany, Financial IT Intercompany, Financial IT
Raleigh, North CarolinaRaleigh, North Carolina•US Accounting AnalysisUS Accounting Analysis•Fixed Assets and General Ledger SystemsFixed Assets and General Ledger Systems
VariousVarious•Cost Accounting (Plant sites)Cost Accounting (Plant sites)
• Non-USNon-US
IBM Accounting and Finance
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IBM BenefitsIBM Benefits
401K Plan401K Plan - IBM matches $0.50 on the dollar up to 6 - IBM matches $0.50 on the dollar up to 6 percent - immediate eligibilitypercent - immediate eligibility
Dental/MedicalDental/Medical - An array of options tailored to your - An array of options tailored to your specific needsspecific needs
Time Off BenefitsTime Off Benefits - Vacations, Holidays, Leaves, - Vacations, Holidays, Leaves, Sickness...Sickness...
Tuition ReimbursementTuition Reimbursement - For Courses related to Current - For Courses related to Current Position or Part of Employee's Career DevelopmentPosition or Part of Employee's Career Development
Stock PurchaseStock Purchase - IBM employees pay 85 percent of - IBM employees pay 85 percent of market price for stockmarket price for stock
IBM Accounting and Finance
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IBM Benefits continuedIBM Benefits continued
Employee Purchase ProgramEmployee Purchase Program - offers discounted prices - offers discounted prices on IBM productson IBM products
Flexible Work SchedulesFlexible Work Schedules - ability to work from home on - ability to work from home on occasionoccasion
IBM ClubIBM Club - offers low rates on Employee Fitness Center - offers low rates on Employee Fitness Center and reduced prices for local attractionsand reduced prices for local attractions
IBM Accounting and Finance
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Beginning Your CareerBeginning Your Career
Local Next Step Program Local Next Step Program •Get acquainted with new hires in the areaGet acquainted with new hires in the area
Mentoring Mentoring •provided by experienced team member to provided by experienced team member to make the transition period easiermake the transition period easier
Education sessions Education sessions •for new hires in larger organizations provides for new hires in larger organizations provides excellent overview of the support you provideexcellent overview of the support you provide
IBM Accounting and Finance
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Your CareerYour Career
Individual Development Plan allows you to plan Individual Development Plan allows you to plan short-term and long-term goalsshort-term and long-term goals
Frequent career information sessions provided Frequent career information sessions provided by IBM employees in other disciplinesby IBM employees in other disciplines
Numerous opportunities to both expand and Numerous opportunities to both expand and sharpen your skills in courses provided by IBM sharpen your skills in courses provided by IBM Global CampusGlobal Campus
IBM Accounting and Finance
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My Career – Lorrie PateMy Career – Lorrie Pate
MAC 1998MAC 1998
5 years professional experience prior 5 years professional experience prior Internship with the FASB after graduationInternship with the FASB after graduation5 years with IBM in Raleigh5 years with IBM in Raleigh
•Fixed assets accounting for Microelectronics divisionFixed assets accounting for Microelectronics division•Centralization, Integrations and DivestituresCentralization, Integrations and Divestitures
•Facilitate for accounting and many other financial Facilitate for accounting and many other financial aspectsaspects
•Project management roleProject management role•Team member Team member Team Lead Team Lead Worldwide Lead Worldwide Lead
•Currently worldwide coordinator for Rational Currently worldwide coordinator for Rational acquisitionacquisition
•ManagerManager
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Go to:Go to:
ibm.com/careersibm.com/careers
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