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2012 IBM Global CEO Study

The IBM 2012 Global CEO Study, Leading Through Connections, is based on interviews with 1,709 CEOs and public sector leaders from 64 countries and 18 industries. The study explores the challenges and opportunities faced by senior management in today's complex business environment. It is filled with incredible insights from leaders who are shaping our world and is therefore a must-read for all of us at IBM and our clients.

Key Insights from the IBM 2012 Global CEO Study
- CEOs are creating more open and collaborative cultures - encouraging employees to connect, learn from each other and thrive in a world of rapid change.
- To engage customers as individuals, CEOs are building analytical muscle to respond with relevance and immediacy.
- Extensive partnering is providing the edge CEOs need to take on radical innovation. More than half of all CEOs are partnering extensively to drive innovation.
More In-depth Strategic Insights

Discover how the IBM Global Chief Executive Officer study can offer deeper strategic insights:

Government
Change the face of citizen and customer communication

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Retail
Engage customers as individuals by understanding them more deeply

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Mid Market
Embrace collaboration and transparency to foster innovation

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Consumer Products
Transform collaboration and understand individual customer needs

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Electronics
Implement extensive organizational changes to deepen understanding of customer needs

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IBM Chiangmai Branch

Chiang Mai provides a vast array of business opportunities and aspires to be a central hub for tourism, education, logistics, medical services and IT, especially in the areas of software, animation and IT outsourcing. The Thai Government is currently providing support to drive investment and commerce in Chiang Mai under its "Creative Economy" policy, which focuses on developing local enterprises and networks to be more competitive on both a national and global level.

The IBM Chiang Mai office is located in The Office Plus building, near the Chiang Mai International Airport, within the vicinity of the city's major business district. With its 70 square metre space, the IBM Chiang Mai office serves as a service centre for clients and business partners in the northern region. It will also have full-time IBM staff to provide integrated solutions, including hardware, software and services, under the concept of an "IT Clinic".